Asia Pacific > Guangdong keeps lid on offset use, gets timetable back on track

Guangdong keeps lid on offset use, gets timetable back on track

Published 11:55 on March 3, 2021  /  Last updated at 11:55 on March 3, 2021  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China’s biggest pilot emissions trading scheme will keep offset limits for compliance purposes well below 0.5% of emissions for 2020, and also get the compliance cycle back on track after COVID-driven interruptions sparked major delays for all of the nation’s pilot markets last year.
China’s biggest pilot emissions trading scheme will keep offset limits for compliance purposes well below 0.5% of emissions for 2020, and also get the compliance cycle back on track after COVID-driven interruptions sparked major delays for all of the nation’s pilot markets last year.


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