Asia Pacific > Analysts see China’s average carbon price reach 100 yuan/tonne by 2030 as coverage expands

Analysts see China’s average carbon price reach 100 yuan/tonne by 2030 as coverage expands

Published 11:51 on September 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 11:51 on September 10, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, China

Chinese emissions permit prices could reach above 100 yuan ($14.05) on average by the end of this decade as the world's largest compliance carbon market continues to include new sectors, a report has found.
Chinese emissions permit prices could reach above 100 yuan ($14.05) on average by the end of this decade as the world's largest compliance carbon market continues to include new sectors, a report has found.


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