Asia Pacific > Korean investors still cautious on the voluntary carbon market amid insufficient policy guidance

Korean investors still cautious on the voluntary carbon market amid insufficient policy guidance

Published 04:47 on June 14, 2024  /  Last updated at 04:47 on June 14, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, South Korea, Voluntary

Investors in South Korea remain cautious about making a foray into the international voluntary carbon market, given the absence of government guidance and slow trades of domestic emissions permits, an event heard this week.
Investors in South Korea remain cautious about making a foray into the international voluntary carbon market, given the absence of government guidance and slow trades of domestic emissions permits, an event heard this week.


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