Asia Pacific > Energy firms slow to back Japan’s voluntary market

Energy firms slow to back Japan’s voluntary market

Published 10:17 on March 9, 2022  /  Last updated at 10:17 on March 9, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Japan, Voluntary

With three weeks left to enter the first round of Japan’s domestic voluntary carbon market, only a handful of energy companies have signed up, a government update showed Wednesday, as manufacturers dominate the scheme’s early backers.
With three weeks left to enter the first round of Japan’s domestic voluntary carbon market, only a handful of energy companies have signed up, a government update showed Wednesday, as manufacturers dominate the scheme’s early backers.


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