carbon credit

 Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++朗文当代英语 5++LDOCE 5++朗文 5++ˌcarbon ˈcredit noun [countable usually plural]  permission to produce a particular amount of carbon dioxide, which companies can buy and sell as a way of reducing harm to the environment 碳信用，碳权，碳排放额度〔指允许排放二氧化碳的额度〕From Longman Business Dictionarycarbon creditˈcarbon ˌcredit noun [countable] COMMERCEa fixed amount of harmful gases such as carbon dioxide, that a company is allowed to send into the earth’s atmosphereElectricity companies are allocated less carbon credits than they need, in order to encourage investment in environmentally-friendly power generation.

ˌcarbon ˈcredit nounChineseSyllable  

carbon to dioxide, which of particular Business permission amount produce a

carbon credit
ˌcarbon ˈcredit noun [countable usually plural]
permission to produce a particular amount of carbon dioxide, which companies can buy and sell as a way of reducing harm to the environment

carbon creditBrE /ˈkɑːbən kredɪt/ 🔊NAmE /ˈkɑːrbən kredɪt/ 🔊 nouna key element in the system of national and international carbon trading. A country or an organization has the right to produce a particular amount of carbon dioxide and other gases that cause global warming, which is expressed in terms of carbon credits, which may be traded between countries or organizations. 碳信用（指有权拥有且可交易的温室气体排放量）◆The sale of carbon credits can finance renewable energy projects. 碳信用额的销售可为可再生能源项目提供资金。🔊🔊a carbon offset, which a person or company may choose to buy as a way of reducing the level of carbon dioxide for which they are responsible 碳补偿信用额（购入后用以抵消自身碳排放量）◆Wind energy companies sell carbon credits to consumers. 风能公司向消费者出售碳补偿信用额。🔊🔊