Asia Pacific > Japan’s domestic offset prices spike as voluntary market start draws nearer

Japan’s domestic offset prices spike as voluntary market start draws nearer

Published 10:49 on March 1, 2022  /  Last updated at 16:21 on March 3, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, International, Japan, Nature-based, Voluntary

Japan’s latest auction of domestic carbon credits cleared at record high prices this week, as government plans to set up a voluntary carbon market and businesses looking to offset their emissions footprint are pushing market prices up.
Japan’s latest auction of domestic carbon credits cleared at record high prices this week, as government plans to set up a voluntary carbon market and businesses looking to offset their emissions footprint are pushing market prices up.


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