On 22 October, the MEE training series on the national ETS began in Chengdu and will run until 8 December. It is divided into eight sessions with a total of 17 training courses to be held in 15 cities. There will be an estimated 6,000 participants from carbon market authorities, technical staff of supporting agencies and key emitters in the power generation sector. To further improve the management of the carbon market and its implementation, the training content includes i) interpretation of carbon market policy; ii) trial allowance calculation and allocation; iii) data management; iv) account opening of a registry system and trading system; v) offsetting and compliance, along with other key issues and processing problems.
Sino-German workshop on enhancing carbon market data quality of iron and steel industry successfully held in Shanghai
On 23 September 2025, experts and policymakers from China and Germany came together in Shanghai to exchange insights on enhancing the carbon market data quality of the iron and steel industry. Co-hosted by GIZ and the National Center for Climate Change Strategy and International Cooperation (NCSC), the workshop took place at a crucial moment, as China has included the steel sector in its national carbon market earlier this year. This development presents an important step toward achieving its carbon peaking and neutrality goals, and a valuable opportunity for deeper Sino-German collaboration in the climate field. By bringing together Chinese, German, and EU perspectives, participants explored pathways for enhanced technical cooperation and mutual learning.
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