Mar 15, 2024 06:20 PM

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China Expands Emissions Trading Scheme to Include Aluminum Industry

By Zhao Xuan and Kelsey Cheng

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What’s new: China’s national emissions trading scheme (ETS) is set to expand to cover the electrolytic aluminum sector, Caixin has learned, as the compulsory carbon market pushes ahead to expand beyond the power sector and include more heavy emitters.

Preparations are underway for the “imminent inclusion” of the sector, one official familiar with the matter told Caixin, without giving further details.

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