North Korea hopes to make $5.5 million from carbon credit scheme
Six hydro and two natural gas plants planned as part of emission reductions scheme

Six hydro and two natural gas plants planned as part of emission reductions scheme
North Korea is looking to generate over $5 million a year by selling Certified Emission Reductions (CERs) in the UN’s carbon market, documents from the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), and a report from the Hyundai Research Institute show. The paperwork provided to the UN organisation lays out the DPRK’s plans for eight
To continue reading, contact us for subscription information:
Find out about nk proExisting Member?
Leo Byrne
Leo Byrne is the Data and Analytic Director at NK News and is based in Seoul, South Korea.Follow him on twitter @LeoPByrne
Directing your request...
'); newWindow.document.write('Try clicking another headline while you\'re waiting
'); newWindow.document.write('Please click here if the article does not load
'); newWindow.document.write('