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On June 11, 2024, Lu Yajun, an assistant researcher at the Securities and Futures Market Development Fund, discussed Taiwan's establishment of a carbon rights exchange in August 2023 and its similarities with Japan's voluntary greenhouse gas reduction mechanism, suggesting Taiwan could draw lessons from Japan's carbon trading system. The J-Credit system established by Japan's Ministry of the Environment, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries in 2013, achieved verification under international carbon reduction reporting and verification standards such as ISO 14064-2, ISO 14064-3, and ISO 14065. The article suggests recommendations for Taiwan based on the Japanese system, including gradually implementing a carbon trading system in line with international standards, optimizing the platform interface for disseminating carbon reduction information, streamlining the system and improving the classification of carbon reduction methods, and promoting diverse carbon reduction strategies.
Source: YAHOO