Asia Pacific > Offset surrender rises slightly under Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism

Offset surrender rises slightly under Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism

Published 02:29 on March 24, 2022  /  Last updated at 02:29 on March 24, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia

The number of carbon credits surrendered under Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism rose moderately in FY2020-21, regulator data showed Thursday, though the vast majority of the nation’s biggest emitters remain untroubled by the programme.
The number of carbon credits surrendered under Australia’s Safeguard Mechanism rose moderately in FY2020-21, regulator data showed Thursday, though the vast majority of the nation’s biggest emitters remain untroubled by the programme.


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