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| Risk Analysis and Countermeaswres of Oil Company Carbon Trading |
| Zhang Junfeng |
| China National Offshore Oil Corporation |
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Abstract The Chinese government is actively and steadily promoting carbon trading. As a central energy company, CNOOC takes the initiative to strengthen carbon emission management, conduct the carbon inventory of key enterprises and implement the carbon emission impact assessment of fixed asset investment projects. In addition, CNOOC builds a low-carbon management information platform and establishes a low-carbon management system. On the basis of systematic analysis of the Group’s carbon emissions and compliance with all the carbon quotas of its affiliated units, CNOOC takes the initiative to discuss the feasibility of carbon futures trading. Based on risk analysis in the four aspects of policy, market, mobility and management, this paper puts forward specific countermeasures to provide exploration for Chinese oil and gas enterprises to carry out carbon trading in depth.
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Published: 05 November 2022
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2020, Vol. 27 
