Collaboration challenging if countries jump ‘too quickly’ into carbon markets without robust frameworks: Singapore official

Published on October 25, 2024

Article 6 of the Paris Agreement leaves a lot of flexibility for countries to trade carbon credits but a standardised playbook is needed for quality, says a city-state official, adding that bilateral agreements become “flimsy” otherwise.

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