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全国碳市场7月碳价预计全面上涨 启用单向竞价交易
Zheng Quan Shi Bao· 2025-07-01 11:48
Group 1 - The carbon price index released by Fudan University indicates a comprehensive increase in national carbon market prices in July, with expected buying price for carbon emission allowances at 70.67 yuan/ton and selling price at 76.67 yuan/ton, resulting in a midpoint price of 73.67 yuan/ton [1] - The buying price index increased by 3.37% to 176.66, while the selling price index rose by 2.52% to 172.98, and the midpoint price index saw a 2.93% increase to 174.73 [1] - The average closing price for carbon allowances in June was 71.04 yuan/ton, up approximately 1.6% from May's average of 69.90 yuan/ton, with a significant increase of over 12% from the beginning to the end of June [1] Group 2 - The Shanghai Environment and Energy Exchange announced the implementation of a one-way bidding trading method for the national carbon emission trading system, which can adopt either uniform price or bid price transaction models [2] - The minimum bid quantity for sellers in the one-way bidding process is set at no less than 100,000 tons of carbon dioxide equivalent, with sellers allowed to set a base price based on the previous trading day's closing price or a 10% discount [2] - Buyers are restricted to a maximum bid price that does not exceed 10% above the previous trading day's closing price for the designated annual carbon emission allowances [2]
争创美丽中国先行区 共绘美丽武汉建设“同心圆”
Group 1 - The event "Environmental News Tea Session: Wuhan" was held on June 3, 2025, focusing on promoting environmental awareness and green development in Wuhan [1][2] - The event featured discussions on climate change, green development, and ecological harmony, with participation from media representatives, environmental workers, and volunteers [2][3] - Wuhan's ecological initiatives include the establishment of 1,842 electronic records of pollution outlets and the transformation of polluted areas into eco-friendly spaces [3][12] Group 2 - The "Wuhan Carbon Benefit" platform has engaged 1.6 million residents, recording 5.18 million tons of carbon reduction, equivalent to planting 1.5 million trees [14] - The carbon trading platform "Zhongtan Deng" has facilitated the trading of 653 million tons of carbon quotas, with a transaction value exceeding 44.8 billion yuan [13] - Wuhan aims to achieve a carbon industry scale exceeding 100 billion yuan by 2024, with over 300 carbon-related enterprises attracted to the area [12][13] Group 3 - The launch of the book "Focusing on Beautiful China" documents the progress and experiences in environmental journalism from 2012 to 2024 [6][7] - The event included the initiation of the Yangtze River Ecological Environmental Protection Youth Advocacy Program, aimed at enhancing youth engagement in environmental protection [9][12] - Various districts in Wuhan organized activities for World Environment Day, promoting community involvement in ecological conservation and low-carbon living [16][19][21]
碳排放权交易是以市场手段控制碳排放更有效的工具
Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles emphasizes the expansion of China's carbon emissions trading market to include the steel, cement, and aluminum smelting industries, marking a significant policy shift towards carbon trading rather than carbon tax [1][2] - The decision to adopt a carbon emissions trading system instead of a carbon tax is rooted in China's economic and environmental policy alignment, highlighting that under the trading system, financial capability does not guarantee emissions rights acquisition [2][3] - The current economic policy in China prioritizes economic growth, with evidence suggesting that a GDP growth rate below 4% is necessary for a net decrease in carbon emissions, indicating that a carbon tax could negatively impact production costs and international competitiveness [3][4] Group 2 - The establishment of a carbon tax system in China would require significant adjustments to the existing tax structure to avoid overlapping taxation, as current taxes already incorporate elements aimed at reducing carbon emissions [4] - The carbon emissions trading system is seen as more effective in the current market context, as it is less susceptible to distortions from government interventions compared to a carbon tax, which relies on a well-functioning energy pricing mechanism [3][4] - The articles suggest that the interplay between carbon trading and other mechanisms like carbon capture and storage can create complementary effects, enhancing the overall effectiveness of carbon reduction strategies [2][3]