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Delaying ETS2 Would Leave Europe Unprepared for Future Price Shocks, Say Industry & NGOs

50 companies, industry associations and civil society organisations urge governments to finalise the transposition of ETS2 and start using the revenues to support vulnerable househ...

What the 2026 ETS Review Means for Transport

The proposal to review the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) comes at a pivotal moment for Europe’s climate, industrial and economic policy. Since its launch in 2005, the EU ETS...

EU Lawmaker Pushes More ETS Revenue Into Industry

European Union governments could be required to channel substantially more carbon market revenue into domestic industrial decarbonisation under a proposal from a key European Parli...

EU shippers face €572m ETS bill – but Felixstowe calls slash exposure

A new report measuring carbon emissions from ocean transport has revealed that EU shippers have faced more than an extra half-billion euros in costs in the second quarter of this y...

Delaying ETS2 Will Not Protect Households from the Next Energy Crisis

T&E’s Kädi Ristkok explains why postponing the ETS2 is a bad idea As EU leaders meet to discuss competitiveness and soaring energy bills, Italy, Poland and Czechia are pushing...

Reports: UK and EU close in on ETS deal to link carbon markets

A deal has reportedly been agreed to integrate the UK' and EU Emissions Trading Systems in a potential boost to the carbon market

EU Backs Carbon Market Changes to Curb Price Spikes

European Union countries have backed changes to the bloc’s carbon market that would preserve surplus emissions permits as protection against future price spikes. EU ambassadors agr...

Why the Greek PM wants the EU to relax its emissions policy

The Emissions Trading System (ETS), which Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis raised the possibility of suspending at the EU summit in Brussels this week, is the European mech...

EU Backs More Free CO2 Permits for Heavy Industry

European Union countries have backed plans to give heavy industries more free carbon permits through 2030, offering billions of dollars in potential relief from emissions costs. Th...

Γιατί επιμένει ο Μητσοτάκης για το ETS

Η πράσινη μετάβαση και το τίμημα για την ευρωπαϊκή βιομηχανία.

Designing carbon markets that work: How Asian policymakers are advancing credible ETS implementation

Across South and Southeast Asia, governments are moving from exploring carbon markets to designing the policies, institutions, and data systems needed to make them work. As countri...

EU Countries Plan to Seek More Free Carbon Permits for Industry

European Union member states will push for more free carbon allowances for major industries to better protect companies struggling with tough global competition and rising energy c...

EU Backs Greece’s $5.5B Social Climate Plan

The European Commission has approved Greece’s Social Climate Plan, clearing the way for about $5.53 billion in public investment to shield vulnerable consumers from the costs of Eu...

Reckless Expansion Plans Blow Past European Airports Carbon Limits

A new T&E study finds expansions across twenty of Europe’s largest airports overshoot the 1.7 °C emissions budget by up to three times Planned expansions at twenty of Europe’s...

EU’s First Full Scale CO2 Storage Starts Friday

Denmark opens a new route for industrial emissions The European Union’s first full-scale carbon dioxide storage project is due to begin operating on Friday, according to INEOS. The...

Study: Emissions linked to international trade now contribute more than a fifth of global total

Emissions embedded in international trade have grown faster than global emissions since 1995, new tracker from the European Climate Foundation and Matière finds

Energy and business groups urge EU to preserve carbon market integrity

Energy UK, We Mean Business Coalition, and IIGCC pen joint letter to EU Council in response to proposed shake-up of the bloc's flagship Emissions Trading Scheme

UEFA launches guidance for measuring emissions from fans' travel

New guidelines to be integrated into UEFA Carbon Footprint Calculator as part of efforts to better understand and mitigate emissions from fans travelling to matches

Analysis: The ETS question – did carriers redesign Asia-Europe services to avoid carbon tax?

Would a carrier really design its Asia-Europe network around shaving marginal ETS dollars, which it can recoup through surcharges anyway? In short, carriers did redesign for the ET...

Reinforcing the ETS SMAP to Guarantee Long-term Shipping Decarbonisation

The SMAP mechanism introduced under the ETS represents an opportunity to help the maritime sector to transition towards clean fuels and propulsion technologies, and strengthen Euro...

Carbon intensity of global equity emissions fell by a third over past decade

London Stock Exchange Group study reveals corporate climate targets have become widespread, but overall emissions are still yet to fall

EU allocates $494mn in SAF allowances to carriers for 2025

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IETA: Carbon credit buyers need more protection against 'greenwashing' litigation

Trade body calls on governments to offer 'safe harbour' guidance, rules, and mechanisms to better protect companies from litigation risk when buying high quality carbon credits

Europe's largest carbon capture plant will trap 800K tons of CO2 annually