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China asks foreign firms to set up supervised accounts to trade Chinese carbon

Published 10:46 on January 5, 2018 / Last updated at 20:23 on January 5, 2018 / / Asia Pacific (Asia)

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China’s central bank on Friday asked foreign firms looking to trade carbon allowances in China to set up so-called non-resident bank accounts (NRAs) in order to trade yuan-denominated CO2 permits.
China’s central bank on Friday asked foreign firms looking to trade carbon allowances in China to set up so-called non-resident bank accounts (NRAs) in order to trade yuan-denominated CO2 permits.


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