China launches carbon emissions measurement review for key market entities
On September 22, China's State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment jointly issued a notice to launch a carbon emissions measurement review and baseline survey for key entities in the national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative aims to implement central government decisions, provide a roadmap for carbon measurement management, and ensure data integrity for fair trading. The review will assess carbon measurement management systems, measuring instrument use, and digital upgrades, with a "one review, two parties adopt" mechanism to reduce duplicate inspections.
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China's Regulators Launch Carbon Emissions Measurement Review for Key Market Entities
On September 22, China's State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment jointly issued a notice to launch a carbon emissions measurement review and survey for key entities in the national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative aims to implement decisions by the Party Central Committee and the State Council, providing a clear 'roadmap' for carbon measurement management of key emitting units. The regulators stated that this effort will ensure solid data support for fair and just trading in the carbon market. The notice was reported by the official media account 'Shi Shuo Xin Yu' and relayed by People's Financial Information on September 22.
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China's State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment have jointly issued a notice to conduct a carbon emissions measurement review and assessment of key entities in the national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative aims to implement central government decisions, provide a clear roadmap for carbon measurement management, and ensure data integrity for fair trading. The notice establishes a 'one review, two parties adopt' mechanism, allowing results from market regulation authorities to be used by environmental authorities in carbon accounting, reporting, verification, and routine supervision, thereby reducing duplicate inspections and cross-departmental burdens. The review process will create a closed loop of 'problem rectification, clue transfer, and result sharing.' Enterprises rated 'A' will be exempt from on-site verification of measurement instrument traceability, linking review outcomes directly with carbon verification work.
Read sourceChina launches carbon emissions metrology review for key market participants
On September 22, the General Administration of Market Regulation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment jointly issued a notice to launch a carbon emissions metrology review and baseline survey for key emitting entities in China's national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative aims to implement central government and State Council decisions, providing a clear 'roadmap' for carbon metrology management at key enterprises and ensuring reliable data for fair and transparent carbon market trading. The review will assess enterprises' carbon metrology management systems, the deployment and use of metrology instruments, and the status of digital and intelligent upgrades. The goal is to comprehensively understand the current state of corporate carbon metrology management and identify weak links. The notice underscores the government's commitment to strengthening data integrity as a foundation for the carbon market's operation.
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China launches carbon emissions measurement audit for key market participants
China's State Administration for Market Regulation and the Ministry of Ecology and Environment have jointly issued a notice to conduct a comprehensive audit of carbon emissions measurement among key entities in the national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative, announced on September 22, aims to implement central government directives and provide a clear roadmap for carbon measurement management. The audit will assess the carbon measurement management systems, the deployment and use of measuring instruments, and the progress of digital and intelligent upgrades at these key emission units. The goal is to gain a full understanding of the current state of corporate carbon measurement management and identify weak links, thereby ensuring fair and transparent data for the carbon market.
China's Two Ministries Deploy Carbon Emission Measurement Review for Key Emitters in National Carbon Market
On September 22, the General Office of the State Administration for Market Regulation and the General Office of the Ministry of Ecology and Environment jointly issued a notice to deploy a carbon emission measurement review and survey for key emission units in the national carbon emissions trading market. The initiative aims to implement decisions and deployments by the Party Central Committee and the State Council, providing a clear 'roadmap' for carbon measurement management of key emission units and ensuring solid data support for fair and just trading in the carbon market. The announcement was reported by People's Financial Information and sourced from 'Market New Language'.
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