Asia Pacific > Guangdong opens up carbon market to draw liquidity

Guangdong opens up carbon market to draw liquidity

Published 12:49 on November 14, 2016  /  Last updated at 14:09 on November 14, 2016  / Stian Reklev /  Asia Pacific, China

China's Guangdong province on Monday allowed funds to open trading accounts on its carbon exchange and raised the maximum limit on investors’ holdings of CO2 allowances in a bid to draw more liquidity to its emissions trading market.
China's Guangdong province on Monday allowed funds to open trading accounts on its carbon exchange and raised the maximum limit on investors’ holdings of CO2 allowances in a bid to draw more liquidity to its emissions trading market.


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