Asia Pacific > Australia Market Roundup: Issuance slows, CDM deadlock could shift voluntary dynamics

Australia Market Roundup: Issuance slows, CDM deadlock could shift voluntary dynamics

Published 11:51 on October 9, 2020  /  Last updated at 11:51 on October 9, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, International, Voluntary

Australian carbon credit issuances slowed to just over 250,000 units this week, while a UN impasse over the future of the CDM could have major impacts on Australia’s voluntary emissions market.
Australian carbon credit issuances slowed to just over 250,000 units this week, while a UN impasse over the future of the CDM could have major impacts on Australia’s voluntary emissions market.


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