EU Lawmakers Back Sector-Specific ETS Free Allowances for Top Performers
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Emissions certificates are intended to help climate protection - but the system does not become too expensive for industry, as the EU states admonished. It should be adapted.
Emissions certificates are intended to help climate protection – but the system does not become too expensive for industry, as the EU states admonished. It should be adapted.
The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament have reached a provisional agreement to amend the rules of the European market for CO2 emissions and to allow more permits to be kept to pollute, with the aim of preventing a possible shortage in the future from causing strong price rises for companies, [...] Entry The EU agrees to retain more CO2 emission permits to avoid strong price rises for industry aparece primero en Forbes Espa…
The text was adopted in the Committee on the Environment (ENVI) at the Eurocamera yesterday (19 October) by 64 votes to 11, with 2 abstentions and received the support of the people, Social Democrats, Liberals and Conservatives.
The European Parliament's Environment Committee supported an increase in the pool of free CO2 emission allowances for industry. "This is a very good signal for Poland," said MEP Adam Jarubas of the Polish People's Party (PSL). He noted that this represents up to PLN 1.5 billion for the Polish economy.
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