China's national carbon trading market records big growth
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China's national carbon trading market records big growth

China Daily  

The file photo shows a wind power plant in Zhangjiakou, North China's Hebei province. China's national carbon trading market has witnessed significant growth since it was launched in July 2021, with trading volume and value both increasing substantially, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment. Launched in July 2021 as the largest in the world, the country's national carbon trading market currently only involves the coal-fired power generation sector. Compared with 2018, the carbon intensity of the country's coal-fired power generation sector — carbon emission per unit of electricity generated in the sector — in 2023 decreased by almost 2.4 percent, it said. Addressing the Sunday conference, Huang Runqiu, minister of ecology and environment, pledged efforts to accelerate the development of the national carbon trading market, including incorporating key emitting industries such as steel, cement, and aluminum smelting into the market in a faster fashion.

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