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CN Markets: CEAs inch up as govt meeting fuels hopes for offset revival, BRI speculation

Published 09:10 on June 24, 2022 / Last updated at 09:10 on June 24, 2022 / / APAC Compliance Markets & Taxes, Asia, Asia Pacific, China

Allowances in China’s carbon market inched up marginally over the past week, while news of a high-level government meeting on CCER reform sparked hopes that a relaunch of the national offset scheme might draw nearer, with some talking about potential links to Belt and Road initiative countries.
Allowances in China’s carbon market inched up marginally over the past week, while news of a high-level government meeting on CCER reform sparked hopes that a relaunch of the national offset scheme might draw nearer, with some talking about potential links to Belt and Road initiative countries.


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