China has already stepped into the spotlight in framing sustainable, green growth in tandem with technology and innovations, said Professor Nicholas Stern, a leading expert on economy and climate from the London School of Economics and Political Science, praising the nation’s achievement as remarkable.
This report summarises the results of the 2018 China Carbon Pricing Survey. During April 2018, the survey elicited expectations about China’s future carbon price from stakeholders in carbon markets. Through cooperation with industrial associations, strong efforts were made to survey representatives from China’s carbon-intensive industries, including power, cement, and aluminum, which are already, or soon expected to be, subject to carbon pricing.
