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09-25-2015, 01:15 PM
China?s pilot CO2 markets look to expand as national trading looms
BEIJING (Reuters) - The southern Chinese province of Guangdong will add six new sectors to its pilot carbon market, a move likely next year that will triple the number of firms it covers and help pave the way for a national CO2 trading scheme set to start in 2017.
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