California’s ARB plots carbon market course beyond 2020

Published 04:40 on July 13, 2016  /  Last updated at 23:41 on November 23, 2022  /  Americas, Canada, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

California regulators on Wednesday released a draft plan mapping out how the state’s carbon market could be extended to meet the state's 2030 emissions target, proposing post-2020 caps, looser rules for links to other markets and tightened rules on unsold auction allowances.
California regulators on Wednesday released a draft plan mapping out how the state’s carbon market could be extended to meet the state's 2030 emissions target, proposing post-2020 caps, looser rules for links to other markets and tightened rules on unsold auction allowances.


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