Environmental Engineering Reference
In-Depth Information
Table 7.5
Climate exchanges in China
Serial
no.
Serial
no.
Name
Name
1
Tianjin Climate Exchange
15
Liaoning Environment and Energy
Exchange
2
China-Beijing Environmental
Exchange
16
China Shenzhen Emission Rights
Exchange
3
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange
17
Qinghai Environmental Energy
Exchange
4
Hubei Environmental Resources
Exchange
18
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange Heilongjiang Branch
5
Guangzhou Environmental Resources
Exchange
19
Chongqing Environmental Energy
Trading Center
6
Kunming Environmental Energy
Exchange
20
Jilin Environmental Energy Exchange
7
Hebei Environmental Energy
Exchange
21
Suzhou Environment Trading Exchange
8
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange Fujian Branch
22
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange Shanxi Branch
9
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange Ningxia Branch
23
Xiamen Carbon and Emissions Trading
Center
10
Dalian Environmental Exchange
24
Guangdong United Environmental
Energy Trading Center
11
Shanxi Environmental Rights
Exchange
25
Guangzhou Carbon Emissions Exchange
12
Shanghai Environmental Energy
Exchange Xinjiang Branch
26
Shanxi Environmental Rights Exchange
13
Guiyang Environmental Energy
Exchange
27
Suzhou Environmental Energy Trading
Center
14
Anhui Environmental Energy
Exchange
28
Ganzhou Environmental Energy
Exchange
7.5
Future Development of China's Carbon Trading
7.5.1 Lessons from International Carbon Markets That Can Be
Applied to China's Carbon Market
1. Building a carbon market has furthered the development of low-carbon industry.
Carbon markets, which commercialize carbon emissions, can provide
investors in industries related to energy-saving and emissions-reducing
technologies with distinct price signals and further optimize the allocation of
funds, reduce the cost of emissions reduction and drive the development of
related industries. Experiences show that in regions where mandatory emissions
reduction actions are performed, especially in Europe, low-carbon technologies
and industries are further developed. Due to extensive public actions and politi-
cal pressure to reduce emissions, carbon trading expands day by day, and the
carbon financial service industry is starting to mature.
