Asia Pacific > Brisbane City Council buys Chinese offsets to go carbon neutral

Brisbane City Council buys Chinese offsets to go carbon neutral

Published 03:05 on January 20, 2017  /  Last updated at 16:22 on January 20, 2017  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, China, International, Kyoto Mechanisms

Brisbane City Council in Australia has bought and cancelled nearly 400,000 CERs from Chinese wind projects to help offset its total emissions for 2017/18.
Brisbane City Council in Australia has bought and cancelled nearly 400,000 CERs from Chinese wind projects to help offset its total emissions for 2017/18.


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