Singapore to halve carbon emissions, emerges as potential offset buyer

Published 02:13 on March 2, 2020  /  Last updated at 02:13 on March 2, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, Other APAC

The Singapore government has said it will cut greenhouse gas emissions 50% below 2030 levels by mid-century and is eyeing use of the international carbon market as one of three pillars to meet that goal.
The Singapore government has said it will cut greenhouse gas emissions 50% below 2030 levels by mid-century and is eyeing use of the international carbon market as one of three pillars to meet that goal.


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