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California task force to review existing offset protocols as member applications expected in April

Published 22:22 on March 18, 2019  /  Last updated at 23:58 on March 18, 2019  / Dan McGraw /  Americas, Canada, US

California’s proposed Offset Protocol Task Force (OPTF) could design new offset protocols or tweak existing ones to bolster the supply of credits that could provide direct environmental benefits to the state (DEBs) in the next decade, regulatory sources told Carbon Pulse.
California’s proposed Offset Protocol Task Force (OPTF) could design new offset protocols or tweak existing ones to bolster the supply of credits that could provide direct environmental benefits to the state (DEBs) in the next decade, regulatory sources told Carbon Pulse.


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