UN Emissions Board Will Question All HFC Projects, IETA Says
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United Nations-appointed regulators will probably question all projects seeking emission credits for reducing hydrofluorocarbon-23 gases, the International Emissions Trading Association said.
The Clean Development Mechanism Executive Board, backed by a Bonn-based secretariat, will request reviews for all HFC-23 projects as it questions the method used to determine how many credits to allot, said Kim Carnahan, policy leader of flexible mechanisms at the Geneva-based lobby group for emissions traders.