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“Companies can choose to reduce their emissions or buy free. The strength of the trade is that emission rights are controlled to those who can pay best and that emissions are reduced most where it is cheapest to reduce them. It would be crazy to reduce Swedish emissions by 20 percent if you could instead make the same reduction in Poland at much lower costs.”

— Niels von Zweigbergk, then-CEO of Svensk Kraftmäkling AB, May 2005

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