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Comment this articleLithuania to sell carbon credits
VILNIUS - Lithuania is set to sell off about 50 million tons of carbon credits.
Reuters reported on Moday that the credits will come from the country's 2008-2012 quota.
Lithuania, which has been allocated 221.3 million tonnes of credit over the period, is allowed to sell off any uneeded credits as part of the emissions deal.
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