Asia Pacific > Local market sees China’s first trade in soil, water conservation carbon credits, feds take notice

Local market sees China’s first trade in soil, water conservation carbon credits, feds take notice

Published 14:14 on December 8, 2023  /  Last updated at 14:16 on December 8, 2023  /  Asia Pacific, China

A county-level government in China’s Fujian province has sold a batch of the nation’s first-ever soil and water conservation carbon credits with other public agencies queueing to follow, as national regulators eye inclusion of the credit type in the national offset market.
A county-level government in China’s Fujian province has sold a batch of the nation’s first-ever soil and water conservation carbon credits with other public agencies queueing to follow, as national regulators eye inclusion of the credit type in the national offset market.


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