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Institutions warm to carbon trading even as questions linger

Richard Newell
Singapore's bid to become a carbon trading hub raises questions about the verification and pricing methods involved.
Institutions warm to carbon trading even as questions linger

Singapore is pushing ahead with its plan to become a carbon credit trading hub via the Climate Impact X (CIX) carbon exchange, which launched last week to strong support — but some investors remain wary of the logistics and methods involved in carbon credit calculations. 

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