Asia Pacific > South Korea adds 3 mln CO2 permits to final 2017 allocation plan

South Korea adds 3 mln CO2 permits to final 2017 allocation plan

Published 09:07 on January 24, 2017  /  Last updated at 12:47 on January 24, 2017  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea

South Korea’s Cabinet on Tuesday approved the 2017 allocation plan for its emissions trading scheme, adding a further 3 million permits to the major increase it announced last month.
South Korea’s Cabinet on Tuesday approved the 2017 allocation plan for its emissions trading scheme, adding a further 3 million permits to the major increase it announced last month.


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