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Kazakhstan’s ‘Caspy’ exchange wins contract to host national carbon trade

Published 14:26 on December 22, 2017  /  Last updated at 14:26 on December 22, 2017  /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC  /  No Comments

The Kazakhstan Commodity Exchange, also known as Caspy, has been appointed to host trading in the country's emissions trading scheme, which will restart on Jan. 1 after nearly two years of suspension.

The Kazakhstan Commodity Exchange, also known as Caspy, has been appointed to host trading in the country’s emissions trading scheme, which will restart on Jan. 1 after nearly two years of suspension.

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