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China should introduce uniform price auctions to national ETS, say researchers

Published 09:17 on October 28, 2024  /  Last updated at 09:17 on October 28, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China should introduce a uniform price auctioning mechanism to its national emissions market, with an initial auction share of 3%–10% and predictable reserve prices to balance equity, efficiency, and administrative costs, a research paper has suggested.
China should introduce a uniform price auctioning mechanism to its national emissions market, with an initial auction share of 3%–10% and predictable reserve prices to balance equity, efficiency, and administrative costs, a research paper has suggested.


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