The Chinese government intends to upgrade its current provincial carbon emission trading pilots to a nationwide scheme by 2015. This study investigates two of scenarios: separated provincial markets and a linked inter-provincial market. The carbon abatem
The 2015 Paris Agreement encourages countries to commit to taking part in a global mitigation regime...
This paper discusses the the pricing of carbon emissions trading on the primary and secondary market...
Upon completion, China’s national emissions trading scheme (C-ETS) will be the largest carbon market...
The Chinese central government has approved the seven pilot carbon trading schemes. These seven pilo...
Given that international collaborative efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are urgent a...
In order to tackle climate change and build a low-carbon economy, China has selected seven provinces...
To achieve the commitments to both carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, China should focus on those...
© 2015 Taylor & Francis China has introduced several pilot emission trading schemes to build the bas...
A global carbon trading system has gained shape since several major Asia-Pacific economies declared ...
The potential scale of China’s emission trading schemes has raised prospects for a regional carbon t...
China has launched a national level carbon emissions trading market with a rate-based cap and benchm...
Abstract(#br)By the end of 2017, China formally established the national carbon trading market, howe...
China recognises the need to reduce carbon emissions in order to avoid negative consequences from cl...
In March 2011, the Chinese government unveiled a plan to establish a domestic cap-and-trade carbon m...
The mitigation of carbon emissions has been the subject of gradual policy development in the interna...
The 2015 Paris Agreement encourages countries to commit to taking part in a global mitigation regime...
This paper discusses the the pricing of carbon emissions trading on the primary and secondary market...
Upon completion, China’s national emissions trading scheme (C-ETS) will be the largest carbon market...
The Chinese central government has approved the seven pilot carbon trading schemes. These seven pilo...
Given that international collaborative efforts to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions are urgent a...
In order to tackle climate change and build a low-carbon economy, China has selected seven provinces...
To achieve the commitments to both carbon peaking and carbon neutrality, China should focus on those...
© 2015 Taylor & Francis China has introduced several pilot emission trading schemes to build the bas...
A global carbon trading system has gained shape since several major Asia-Pacific economies declared ...
The potential scale of China’s emission trading schemes has raised prospects for a regional carbon t...
China has launched a national level carbon emissions trading market with a rate-based cap and benchm...
Abstract(#br)By the end of 2017, China formally established the national carbon trading market, howe...
China recognises the need to reduce carbon emissions in order to avoid negative consequences from cl...
In March 2011, the Chinese government unveiled a plan to establish a domestic cap-and-trade carbon m...
The mitigation of carbon emissions has been the subject of gradual policy development in the interna...
The 2015 Paris Agreement encourages countries to commit to taking part in a global mitigation regime...
This paper discusses the the pricing of carbon emissions trading on the primary and secondary market...
Upon completion, China’s national emissions trading scheme (C-ETS) will be the largest carbon market...