The battle for net-zero carbon reduction has begun around the globe! Taiwan is also following the trend, officially entering the first year of “carbon emission has a price” in 2024.

To put a price on carbon emission is an economic incentive tool developed globally to address the challenge of reducing emission. How did carbon pricing come about? How many systems are there? What are their different rules?

With the establishment of the Taiwan Carbon Solution Exchange and the launch of international carbon credit trading platforms, the topic of “carbon credits” is very popular nowadays, and people are flocking to the market.

However, do you know what constitutes a “good carbon credit”? How do you distinguish the good and the bad? 
How are carbon credits classified? What should you look out for in carbon credit trading?
Can the carbon credits you purchase be correctly applied to your intended purpose?

We encourage you to register to the “Net-Zero Carbon Management” course series, to gain essential knowledge that enterprises need to know for net-zero carbon reduction.
 

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