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China environment ministry pitches carbon test for new projects

Published 10:56 on April 16, 2021 / Last updated at 10:56 on April 16, 2021 / / APAC Compliance Markets & Taxes, Asia, Asia Pacific, China

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China’s ecology and environment ministry has proposed introducing a carbon impact assessment as part of the approval process for new energy intensive, high emitting projects as part of efforts to ensure the country meets its climate ambitions.
China’s ecology and environment ministry has proposed introducing a carbon impact assessment as part of the approval process for new energy intensive, high emitting projects as part of efforts to ensure the country meets its climate ambitions.


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