The national emissions trading scheme (ETS) faces its first compliance deadline on December 31. Photo: AP
China’s carbon trading exchange struggles with unclear policies as it eyes expansion, say analysts
- The ETS, which currently only allows power companies to trade carbon allowances, is poised to expand to allow financial institutions to participate
- Ambiguities in emissions data reporting, trading legislation and tax issues have created confusion and caused volatility in prices lately
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China’s carbon neutral goal
The national emissions trading scheme (ETS) faces its first compliance deadline on December 31. Photo: AP


