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Total Number of Allowances in circulation (TNAC)

Total Number of Allowances in circulation (TNAC)

The number of allowances that have been issued by regulators and are left in the market after the surrendering of allowances for compliance reasons. It follows the formula TNAC = SUPPLY - VERIFIED EMISSIONS.

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