Stakeholders call out California’s carbon price collars, offset regulations

Published 22:39 on October 22, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:52 on October 22, 2018  / /  Americas, Canada, US

California cap-and-trade participants argued the Air Resources Board’s (ARB) approach to post-2020 price collars are in conflict with the state's overarching legislation, while stakeholders are also pushing for a more expansive definition for in-state offsets to increase future supply, according to public comments.
California cap-and-trade participants argued the Air Resources Board’s (ARB) approach to post-2020 price collars are in conflict with the state's overarching legislation, while stakeholders are also pushing for a more expansive definition for in-state offsets to increase future supply, according to public comments.


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