GX working group calls for broad measures to improve Japan’s voluntary carbon market

Published 07:51 on January 2, 2024  /  Last updated at 07:51 on January 2, 2024  /  Asia Pacific, International, Japan, Voluntary

A government-commissioned working group containing some of Japan’s biggest companies has called for a broad set of actions to be taken to improve liquidity and quality in the nation’s emerging voluntary carbon market, including regulatory guidelines, rating systems, and greater transparency.
A government-commissioned working group containing some of Japan’s biggest companies has called for a broad set of actions to be taken to improve liquidity and quality in the nation’s emerging voluntary carbon market, including regulatory guidelines, rating systems, and greater transparency.


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