CN Markets: China ETS in zombie mode, as Tianjin postpones compliance deadline

Published 09:35 on July 1, 2022  /  Last updated at 10:16 on July 1, 2022  / /  Asia Pacific, China

The price for Chinese carbon allowances has come down slightly over the past week though only on the back of a handful of largely symbolic transactions, while Tianjin has pushed back the annual compliance deadline in its municipal market due to disruption from anti-Covid policies.
The price for Chinese carbon allowances has come down slightly over the past week though only on the back of a handful of largely symbolic transactions, while Tianjin has pushed back the annual compliance deadline in its municipal market due to disruption from anti-Covid policies.


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