Asia Pacific > Thai stock exchange plans to set up carbon credit market, as govt calls export emissions levy “inevitable”

Thai stock exchange plans to set up carbon credit market, as govt calls export emissions levy “inevitable”

Published 06:33 on September 12, 2022  /  Last updated at 22:32 on September 12, 2022  / Peter Kiernan /  Asia Pacific, Carbon Taxes, CBAM, International, Other APAC, Voluntary

The Thailand Stock Exchange (SET) has plans to introduce a carbon credit market to encourage the adoption of corporate sustainability goals, the president of SET said in an interview that was published on Monday, while a high-level government official called a national emissions levy on exports "inevitable".
The Thailand Stock Exchange (SET) has plans to introduce a carbon credit market to encourage the adoption of corporate sustainability goals, the president of SET said in an interview that was published on Monday, while a high-level government official called a national emissions levy on exports "inevitable".


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