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China ETS reduces carbon but needs map to cap-and-trade based system: study
Thursday 23 Dec 21 10:30am
CHINA'S regional emissions trading scheme (ETS) pilots were effective in reducing companies’ carbon emissions in the early trading phase, despite low carbon prices and infrequent allowance trading, according to Chinese researchers.
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