Detailed reporting and verification requirements to support Nova Scotia’s upcoming cap-and-trade system came into effect Thursday, as the province halved the emissions threshold for companies required to participate.
Nova Scotia halves emissions threshold for cap-and-trade participation as regulations enter into force
Detailed reporting requirements to support Nova Scotia’s upcoming cap-and-trade system were put into effect Thursday, requiring companies with annual emissions above 50,000 tonnes of CO2 to participate in the program.
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