Americas > California-registered carbon market accounts decline in Q1 as offset participants exit

California-registered carbon market accounts decline in Q1 as offset participants exit

Published 21:51 on March 30, 2021  /  Last updated at 21:51 on March 30, 2021  / /  Americas, Canada, US

Six general market participants opened Compliance Instrument Tracking Service System (CITSS) accounts over Q1 2021, while more than a dozen accounts tied to offset projects shuttered in the WCI-linked cap-and-trade scheme, data released by California regulator ARB on Tuesday showed.
Six general market participants opened Compliance Instrument Tracking Service System (CITSS) accounts over Q1 2021, while more than a dozen accounts tied to offset projects shuttered in the WCI-linked cap-and-trade scheme, data released by California regulator ARB on Tuesday showed.


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