Asia Pacific > Chinese power giant sets up carbon trading desk ahead of ETS launch

Chinese power giant sets up carbon trading desk ahead of ETS launch

Published 13:16 on August 2, 2017  /  Last updated at 13:16 on August 2, 2017  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China Guodian Group, one of the country’s biggest coal-fired power generators, is setting up a carbon desk to handle emissions trading for all of its 103 subsidiaries that will be brought into the national cap-and-trade system.
China Guodian Group, one of the country’s biggest coal-fired power generators, is setting up a carbon desk to handle emissions trading for all of its 103 subsidiaries that will be brought into the national cap-and-trade system.


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