Asia Pacific > Exchange staffers live in office during Shanghai lockdown to keep China carbon market open

Exchange staffers live in office during Shanghai lockdown to keep China carbon market open

Published 12:40 on April 27, 2022  /  Last updated at 12:56 on April 27, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, Bavardage, China

A group of staffers at the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange have been living in the office for nearly a month to ensure the Chinese carbon market operates as normal while the entire city is locked down due to a Covid-19 outbreak.
A group of staffers at the Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange have been living in the office for nearly a month to ensure the Chinese carbon market operates as normal while the entire city is locked down due to a Covid-19 outbreak.


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