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Eyes on China’s Carbon Removal is an independent research and editorial project focused on carbon dioxide removal, the China Certified Emission Reduction programme, carbon markets, climate policy, technology pathways, and monitoring, reporting and verification in China.
Our goal is to make policy developments, market information, academic research, and technical topics more accessible to readers in China and internationally.
Our articles are developed through the review of publicly available government documents, official market data, academic publications, technical reports, and other relevant industry sources. We aim to distinguish clearly between verified facts, analysis, and commentary.
Eyes on China’s Carbon Removal is independently operated and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting on behalf of any government authority, carbon exchange, research institution, or commercial organisation.
To protect the privacy and editorial independence of the project, information about its operator is not published. We believe credibility should be based on transparent sourcing, careful analysis, clear editorial standards, and visible corrections rather than personal profiles.
The information published on this website is provided for general informational purposes and does not constitute legal, financial, investment, trading, or regulatory advice.

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