Our Carbon Trading is a consultancy which goal is to increase profitability through the best energy management solutions. Specialized in the carbon market, it helps companies based in China to comply with the new legislation1 and wider business opportunities.

It provides carbon consulting expertise to choose the most appropriate solution to reduce carbon emissions and benefit from the carbon trading market. The market is wide-more than 1,000 major companies around 7 regions are already targeted by a carbon emissions cap andgrowing-national scheme is to be implemented by 2016. Companies which are not subject to regulation are already concerned, as they can not only anticipate the evolving legislation but also adopt green resolutions and become credits sellers. 

Our service

Calculating carbon dioxide footprint

Finding the most profitable solution between reducing CO2 emissions or buying carbon credits

Helping to choose the right facility and service providers among the market to find the most suitable and tailor-made way to move towards carbon neutrality

Helping navigate the Chinese carbon market

Helping project owners to prepare the most efficient strategy

Providing experienced support to CDM(Clean Development Mechanism) Project Developers

Market opportunities in China

The new legislation will be effective from 2013 to 2015. It concerns seven mayor cities or regions of China namely Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin, Chongqing, Shenzhen, Hubei and Guangdong provinces. The programme sets CO2 emissions caps and allocates permits in terms of company sector and size. Although the Kyoto Protocol includes other gases such as N2O or CH4, China’s caps focus on CO2. Number of regulated companies and sectors differ from a region to another. Each regional emission trading market has its own program and proceedings.

The carbon trade platform Shanghai Environment & Energy Exchange is already elaborated. In this program, about 200 firms from 17 different sectors are concerned: companies from the industry (steel, petrochemicals and non-ferrous metals, power) having annual carbon dioxide emissions of 20,000 tonnes or more, companies from the non-industrial fields such as airlines, ports, airports, hotels having annual emissions of 10,000 tonnes or more. Large carbon emissions companies such as Bao steel, Sinopec Shanghai or Petrochemicals are also targeted.

China is planning to extend the quotas across the country by 2016.

We offer the following solutions to reduce carbon emissions

Electric load compensation of the industry manufacturers.

Power device compensation of the power utility.

Electric load compensation of the living apartment and private houses.

Low carbon program for the companies of the heavy industries such as the steel power, petrochemicals and non-ferrous metals power etc.

Low caarbon of the power transmission and power distribution.