- The European Parliament and Commission are negotiating stronger carbon market controls amid concerns over fuel bill increases.
- The European Commission proposed an overhaul of the EU's flagship carbon market.
The European Commission, alongside industry bodies, supports the necessary revisions to the EU ETS specifically for marine fuels.
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Updated Jul 20
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The European Commission, alongside industry bodies, supports the necessary revisions to the EU ETS specifically for marine fuels.
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The Commission is supporting the necessary revisions to the EU ETS specifically for the marine fuels sector.1 source
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Danish Shipping
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