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2015 ETS Emissions Analysis (1st April preliminary data)
Total emissions are 11mt down, or 0.6%, from 1813mt to 1802mt •Exact levels uncertain, as 10% of emissions have not been published (mostly Polish) Power and heat emissions fell 0.6%, from 1073mt to 1065mt This fall follows a massive 8% in 2014 power sector...![Amendment to the 2016 Energy Bill: Carbon Accounting Reform](https://sandbag.be/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/large_amendment-2016-energy-bill-carbon-accoun2016-04-08.png)
Amendment to the 2016 Energy Bill: Carbon Accounting Reform
This briefing presents an amendment to the 2015-16 UK Energy Bill drafted in partnership with Client Earth, and supported by WWF, RSPB and Greenpeace. It seeks to make the UK government directly accountable for emissions in the sectors covered by the EU Emissions...![Options for Reforming the EU ETS](https://sandbag.be/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Options_for_reforming_the_EU_ETS_1-pdf-image-595x675.jpg)
Options for Reforming the EU ETS
This briefing is prepared to coincide with the meeting of Energy and Environment Ministers in Horsens Denmark. It reviews some of the main options for ETS reform, exploring measures both to fix the supply of allowances in the short term and also to establish an...Cement – The Final Carbon Fatcat
How Europe’s cement sector benefits and the climate suffers from emissions trading flaws