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China aims for realtime CO2 data for power stations in ETS

Published 10:54 on April 9, 2018  /  Last updated at 10:54 on April 9, 2018  / Kathy Chen /  Asia Pacific, China

China’s climate change office has asked for assistance from the power industry to develop realtime CO2 emissions data reporting for power stations covered by the national emissions trading scheme, a move that if successful would make it the world’s first carbon market to deploy such equipment.
China’s climate change office has asked for assistance from the power industry to develop realtime CO2 emissions data reporting for power stations covered by the national emissions trading scheme, a move that if successful would make it the world’s first carbon market to deploy such equipment.


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