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ANALYSIS: China ETS allocation plan likely to boost liquidity, add selling pressure among emitters

Published 10:21 on July 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:04 on July 3, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, China

A carryover mechanism introduced in China's draft permit allocation plan may help boost liquidity and reduce oversupply in the national carbon market, though the arrangement could result in great selling pressure among Chinese emitters. 
A carryover mechanism introduced in China's draft permit allocation plan may help boost liquidity and reduce oversupply in the national carbon market, though the arrangement could result in great selling pressure among Chinese emitters. 


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