Asia Pacific > ANALYSIS: Legal issues around Japan’s proposed mandatory carbon market await more clarification

ANALYSIS: Legal issues around Japan’s proposed mandatory carbon market await more clarification

Published 15:18 on September 9, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:18 on September 9, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Japan

As Japan has begun preparation work for the design of a compliance carbon market, the government should clarify some key legal issues to remove doubts when embedding the concept of emissions trading in the domestic legal framework, according to experts.
As Japan has begun preparation work for the design of a compliance carbon market, the government should clarify some key legal issues to remove doubts when embedding the concept of emissions trading in the domestic legal framework, according to experts.


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