Stronger ETS might work better than New Zealand’s oil ban -commissioner

Published 12:41 on April 6, 2020  /  Last updated at 22:58 on April 6, 2020  / /  Asia Pacific, New Zealand

Strengthening New Zealand’s ETS, especially in regards to free allocation, might be a better way to cut emissions than the controversial ban on new oil and gas exploration, according to an environmental watchdog.
Strengthening New Zealand’s ETS, especially in regards to free allocation, might be a better way to cut emissions than the controversial ban on new oil and gas exploration, according to an environmental watchdog.


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