China aims for emission trading scheme in big step against global warming
Beijing
CHINA said on Tuesday that the first phase of its long-awaited nationwide carbon emission trading scheme (ETS) will focus on the power sector, as the government outlined details of what is expected to be the world's largest such programme.
The State Council approved the scheme last week and the National Development & Reform Commission (NDRC) outlined some details of how it will be implemented, marking its launch, NDRC vice-chairman Zhang Yong said at a briefing.
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