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China should consider some use of pilot ETS allowances in national CO2 market, expert says

Published 11:39 on August 22, 2019  /  Last updated at 09:39 on September 5, 2019  / Stian Reklev /  Asia Pacific, China

China should consider allowing the use of some CO2 allowances from its regional pilot emissions trading schemes in the national cap-and-trade programme in order to maintain market integrity and avoid a price crash in the pilots, according to a recent study.
China should consider allowing the use of some CO2 allowances from its regional pilot emissions trading schemes in the national cap-and-trade programme in order to maintain market integrity and avoid a price crash in the pilots, according to a recent study.


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