The Work Plan of the National Carbon Emission Trading Market Covering Cement, Steel and Electrolytic Aluminum Industries is open for comments!

2024-09-09 16:44:40

In order to accelerate the work of expanding the coverage of the national carbon emission trading market (hereinafter referred to as the expansion), the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, referring to the mature construction and management experience of the power generation industry and on the basis of the special research results of the expansion, has formulated the Work Plan for the National Carbon Emission Trading Market Covering Cement, Steel and Electrolytic Aluminum Industries (Draft), which is now open for comments.

On September 8, the General Office of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment issued a letter soliciting public opinions on the Work Program of the National Carbon Emission Trading Market Covering Cement, Steel and Electrolytic Aluminum Industries (Draft for Opinions). In order to accelerate the work of expanding the coverage of the national carbon emission trading market (hereinafter referred to as the expansion), the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, referring to the mature construction and management experience of the power generation industry and on the basis of the special research results of the expansion, has formulated the Work Plan for the National Carbon Emission Trading Market Covering Cement, Steel and Electrolytic Aluminum Industries (Draft), which is now open for comments.

In order to speed up the work of expanding the coverage of the national carbon emission trading market (hereinafter referred to as the expansion), the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, referring to the mature construction and management experience of the power generation industry and on the basis of the special research results of the expansion, has compiled and formed the "National Carbon Emission Trading Market Covering Cement, Steel and Electrolytic Aluminum". It is now open for comments (the draft for comments and its compilation instructions and other materials can be retrieved and consulted in the "Opinion Collection" column of the http://www.mee.gov.cn/ of our website).

All organs, organizations, enterprises, institutions and individuals can put forward their opinions and suggestions, and relevant opinions should be fed back to our department in writing (electronic materials should be sent to the contact mailbox at the same time). The deadline for soliciting opinions is September 19, 2024.

Contacts: Mou Ying, Department of Climate Change, Cao yuanshu

Tel: (010) 65645635

E-mail: climate_china@mee.gov.cn

E-mail address: No.12

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