A California Carbon Allowance is a tradable permit under the state’s cap-and-trade program, allowing emitters to release one metric ton of CO₂. These allowances are auctioned or allocated to businesses, incentivizing emission reductions. Proceeds fund climate projects, while regulated companies benefit from compliance flexibility, and Californians gain from cleaner air and infrastructure investments.
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