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China ETS emissions accounting improves, study finds

Published 09:44 on February 12, 2019  /  Last updated at 02:24 on February 13, 2019  / /  Asia Pacific, China

Chinese companies covered by regional pilot emissions trading schemes submit more correct CO2 data over time, a study has found, adding some hope that the national cap-and-trade programme can operate with credible data.
Chinese companies covered by regional pilot emissions trading schemes submit more correct CO2 data over time, a study has found, adding some hope that the national cap-and-trade programme can operate with credible data.


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