Carbon assets are carbon credits that can be used in both mandatory and voluntary carbon markets. These include government-issued allowances and project-based emission reductions, such as those represented by CCER (China Certified Emission Reduction). Carbon asset development involves certifying and verifying eligible emission reduction projects through 3rd institutions, resulting in the issuance of emission reductions by the competent authority.
▶Allowance Surplus and Deficit Forecast:
Master allocation methods;Track production;Monitor supply, demand, and price trends
▶Trading Budget Formulation:
Calculate compliance costs;Develop annual budgets
▶Emission Compliance:
Understand processes and deadlines;Determine compliance methods;Develop trading strategies;Execute trading operations
▶CCER:
Understand costs, processes, and cycles;Know the conditions for compliance rules;Plan and schedule development;Monitor supply, demand, and price trends.
▶Carbon Trading Fund Management:
Fund planning;Fund approval;Fund allocation
▶Carbon Trading Operations
Job designation;Daily trading plans;Trading contract approvals
▶Carbon Trading Scheme Approval
Compliance strategies;Trading methods
▶Risk Control
Trader authorization (quantity, price);Upload trading records;Compliance checks
CCER (China Certified Emission Reduction): Refers to the quantified and certified greenhouse gas emission reductions from renewable energy, forestry carbon sinks, methane utilization projects, etc., registered in China’s national greenhouse gas voluntary emission reduction trading registry system. Other carbon offset products include those from American Carbon Registry (ACR), Climate Action Reserve (CAR), Gold Standard (GS), and Verified Carbon Standard (VCS).
Strengths: Many pilot regions with enterprises controlling emissions have significant reduction potential.
Weaknesses: Low activity in pilot regions. Enterprises are skeptical about how to manage and profit from carbon assets.
Opportunities: A unified national carbon market allows for comprehensive carbon asset management, making it possible to benefit from carbon emission trading markets.
Threats: Decrease in the total amount of allocated allowances. The scarcity of allowances will increase annually, potentially impacting enterprise development if not managed properly.
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