China’s carbon market has considerable room for rising prices in this decade, though there is also a risk the value of CO2 allowances might stagnate depending on the market’s regulatory settings, according to analysts.
Analysts see room for rising prices in China ETS
China’s carbon market has considerable room for rising prices in this decade, though there is also a risk the value of CO2 allowances might stagnate depending on the market’s regulatory settings, according to analysts.
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