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Energy Insider: China’s Carbon Market Volume Tops 100 Million Tons

Published: Dec. 17, 2021  6:27 a.m.  GMT+8
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A photovoltaic power plant in Ganzi, Sichuan province.
A photovoltaic power plant in Ganzi, Sichuan province.

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China’s carbon market volume tops 100 million tons

Daily trading volume of China’s national emissions trading system surged to an average of 2.64 million tons in November, hitting a record high of 14.88 million tons Tuesday, as the first compliance period comes to end. Cumulative trading volume topped 100 million tons with a total value of 4.4 billion yuan ($560 million) by Wednesday.

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