Asia Pacific > Australia’s Sensis turns to CDM to meet voluntary target

Australia’s Sensis turns to CDM to meet voluntary target

Published 03:24 on August 9, 2016  /  Last updated at 03:24 on August 9, 2016  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, China, International, Kyoto Mechanisms

The advertising arm of Australia’s biggest telecom company has bought and cancelled over 30,000 CERs generated in China to meet its voluntary carbon neutral commitments, a shift from earlier years when it has primarily relied on voluntary offsets.
The advertising arm of Australia’s biggest telecom company has bought and cancelled over 30,000 CERs generated in China to meet its voluntary carbon neutral commitments, a shift from earlier years when it has primarily relied on voluntary offsets.


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