Asia Pacific > China in G20 green finance push that casts doubt on CO2 futures trade

China in G20 green finance push that casts doubt on CO2 futures trade

Published 11:12 on September 1, 2016  /  Last updated at 11:13 on September 1, 2016  / /  Asia Pacific, China

Seven Chinese government agencies on Thursday published guidelines for a green finance system ahead of this weekend’s G20 meeting in Hangzhou, propping up support for the nation’s carbon market but leaving a bleak outlook for futures trading in the upcoming ETS.
Seven Chinese government agencies on Thursday published guidelines for a green finance system ahead of this weekend’s G20 meeting in Hangzhou, propping up support for the nation’s carbon market but leaving a bleak outlook for futures trading in the upcoming ETS.


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