At the Glasgow climate summit, Russia will offer its foreign partners developed approaches to create a market for carbon units. This was announced by the first deputy head of the Russian delegation, the Russian president's special envoy for climate issues, Ruslan Edelgeriev.
According to him, Russia is in favor of the first completion of the elaboration of the rules of the Paris Accord and engagement in real projects. In particular, it is necessary to agree on the mechanisms of market and non-market cooperation, through which emissions will be reduced and greenhouse gases are captured.
Edelgeriev, in an interview with TASS, noted that while some foreign partners are proposing new unilateral initiatives, which contain guidelines and mechanisms that are not supported by scientific facts. the Russian Federation to achieve carbon neutrality. They noted that & nbsp; Russia has already succeeded in reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by up to 70% from the level in the 90th year.