Guangdong Carbon Market Closes Lower as Trading Volume Hits 5,649 Tonnes
[Namibia News Digest - Namibia] - 15/12/2025
Guangzhou: Carbon emissions allowances closed at 39.15 yuan (5.55 U.S. dollars) per tonne on Monday, marking a 4.16 percent decrease from the last transaction day at the Guangzhou Emissions Exchange, China's largest local carbon market. According to...
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