Tag: China Ets

CEAs cleared RMB 95 and closed at RMB 97.56 on 16 October as China opened draft CCER methodologies for comment. Key signals for buyers.

Shenzhen and Hong Kong have launched the first cross-border settlement pilot for compliance carbon allowances, taking China's market links beyond voluntary credits.

China's national carbon market hit a record 235 Mt traded in 2025 and 961 Mt cumulatively, as aluminium joined power, steel and cement under the ETS cap.

At the Wuhan carbon market conference, the EU said it will buy 260 million tonnes of international credits after 2036, while China drafts cross-border trading rules.

China has approved its 2025-26 allowance allocation plan, fixing benchmarks for power and the first full-year rules for steel, cement and aluminum.

Beijing is drafting cross-border carbon trading rules and weighing a COP33 bid. What China's Article 6 decision means for global credit supply and buyers.

China's new Ecological and Environmental Code, in force since 15 August, elevates the national ETS into statutory law with fines and suspension of operations.

China's 15th Five-Year Plan climate package expands the national carbon market to chemicals, petrochemicals, aviation and paper, lifting coverage to about 80% of CO2 emissions.