Japanese steel industry to take fewer carbon credits

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Japanese steel industry to take fewer carbon credits - JISF

Wednesday, 23 Nov 2011

Japan Iron & Steel Federation said that the amount of UN carbon credits to be acquired by Japanese steelmakers by April 2013 has fallen 18 million or 34% to 35 million compared with a year ago.

(Source from www.pointcarbon.com)

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