* Chinese developers say USC requires CDM to be viable
* Technology already mature, costs falling, says World Bank
BEIJING, Aug 25 (Reuters) – Developers of clean-coal power plants in China fear for the viability of their projects after a U.N. carbon-credit scheme denied funding for a similar plant in India at the end of July.
They said “ultra-supercritical” (USC) power stations would struggle without funds earned through the U.N.-backed Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) that lets rich countries invest in clean energy projects in developing countries.
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Tai YL
on Oct 19th, 2010
@ 1:34 am:
please advise me in carbon credit business as i have land deal 250,000 hectares
tq