Asia Pacific > ETS back on agenda as China clarifies ministry role

ETS back on agenda as China clarifies ministry role

Published 10:46 on October 12, 2018  /  Last updated at 23:23 on October 12, 2018  / /  Asia Pacific, China

China’s environment ministry has clarified the structure and role of its climate change division, adding the construction of the national emissions trading scheme to its list of duties after omitting the ETS from an initial overview published last month.
China’s environment ministry has clarified the structure and role of its climate change division, adding the construction of the national emissions trading scheme to its list of duties after omitting the ETS from an initial overview published last month.


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