Category: EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)

EU Emissions Trading System (ETS)Industry Steel 2017
Response to EUROFER’s press release on the Environment Council’s ETS Reform position

Response to EUROFER’s press release on the Environment Council’s ETS Reform position

In its press release following the Environment Council’s (ENV) agreement on a general approach for reform of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), the European Steel Association (EUROFER) accuses the Council of falling short on carbon leakage protection. However, as...

EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) 2017
EU ETS reform: European countries outbid the Parliament, giving hope for the long-term future of the ETS

EU ETS reform: European countries outbid the Parliament, giving hope for the long-term future of the ETS

01/03/2017 - In an unexpected move, the Environment Council has endorsed more ambitious EU ETS policy changes than those agreed by the European Parliament. Europe’s ETS cap in 2030 will  still be out of line with the commitments the EU signed under the Paris...

EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) 2017
ETS reform vote expected to boost cement sector’s subsidy to €2.8 billion by 2030

ETS reform vote expected to boost cement sector’s subsidy to €2.8 billion by 2030

(Image used under Creative Commons License. Credit: Alexos_Fotos) Last week the European Parliament voted against carbon border tariffs for cement, while supporting increased free allocation of emission allowances. Soon-to-be-published analysis of free allocation...

Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)ConstructionEU Emissions Trading System (ETS)Industry 2016
MEPs vote on reforms to tackle cement’s windfall profits from the ETS

MEPs vote on reforms to tackle cement’s windfall profits from the ETS

MEPs vote on reforms to tackle cement sector’s windfall profits from the ETS A vote in the European Parliament this morning could put an end to the cement sector’s windfall profits from the EU carbon market. MEPs in the European Parliament Environment Committee...

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