Billows of steam and smoke are emitted from a coal-fired power plant in Beijing in February 2017. China’s carbon emissions trading market is estimated to be three times bigger than the European Union’s. Photo: AP
Billows of steam and smoke are emitted from a coal-fired power plant in Beijing in February 2017. China’s carbon emissions trading market is estimated to be three times bigger than the European Union’s. Photo: AP
Bing Li
Opinion

Opinion

Bing Li

How Hong Kong can connect China’s carbon market with the world

  • Hong Kong can act as the testing ground for mainland carbon products, showcasing them to international investors, while providing a source of important feedback for mainland market players
  • In addition, the region’s carbon market opportunity can help support local fintech innovation, particularly in the use of blockchain

Billows of steam and smoke are emitted from a coal-fired power plant in Beijing in February 2017. China’s carbon emissions trading market is estimated to be three times bigger than the European Union’s. Photo: AP
Billows of steam and smoke are emitted from a coal-fired power plant in Beijing in February 2017. China’s carbon emissions trading market is estimated to be three times bigger than the European Union’s. Photo: AP
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