Asia Pacific > Analysts see initially modest China carbon price rapidly rising after 2025

Analysts see initially modest China carbon price rapidly rising after 2025

Published 11:34 on June 18, 2021  /  Last updated at 07:34 on June 20, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China’s emissions trading market will likely see modest prices of around 40 yuan ($6.21) initially due to oversupply, quickly rising in the second half of the decade as the scheme is gradually tightened and more sectors brought in, analysts said Friday.
China’s emissions trading market will likely see modest prices of around 40 yuan ($6.21) initially due to oversupply, quickly rising in the second half of the decade as the scheme is gradually tightened and more sectors brought in, analysts said Friday.


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