The Prime Minister Reports Success in Brussels, but Did Not Negotiate a Delay to ETS2. There Will Be a Battle over the Budget
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According to Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), the Czech Republic managed to push through most of the requirements regarding emission allowances and high energy prices into the conclusions of the European Council summit in Brussels. However, he did not announce the cancellation of the ETS2 system or its postponement until 2030 and it is not in the conclusions. In negotiations on the next seven-year EU budget, the government wants to defend hund…
Several EU member states, including the Czech Republic, managed to include in the conclusions of the EU summit a new call on the European Commission (EC) to reassess the impacts of the ETS 2 emissions trading system. This follows from the final conclusions of the first day of negotiations, which took place on Thursday. The European Council also explicitly emphasized that, as part of the review of the ETS system, it is necessary to limit fluctuat…
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