One year after its implementation, the Kyoto Protocol brings the hope of solving the most challenging environmental problems. However, the lack of operational capacity, high transaction costs, unclear implementation procedures and poor supervision and measurement all make the carbon market far away from the developed community that needs international consultants and high transaction costs for carbon projects. Carbon credit is a new environmental commodity; In order to circulate transactions, a complete market including producers, aggregators, inspectors, financiers and insurance companies is necessary.
The environmental market, in which all participants perform their respective duties, brings hope to support the ecological development of China, and ensures that investment will get the best return on the basis of market regulation and government subsidies.