India Inc sells a third of carbon credits to middlemen at low rates.
This is yet another case of middlemen making hay while the sun shines. India may be the second largest country after China in terms of carbon credit generation, but experts say Indian companies are unable to take full advantage of this. They end up selling almost a third of the credits generated to middlemen at very low rates.

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