The European Commission proposed an overhaul of the EU's flagship carbon market.
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The European Commission proposed an overhaul of the EU's flagship carbon market.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- The European Commission proposes legislation to manage continent-wide CO2 infrastructure and is tasked with leading the bloc's CCS response.Sub-event
- Commissioner Jessika Roswall proposes a major overhaul of the EU's climate rulebook, pushing back against ambitious climate packages.Sub-event
- The European Commission proposes revisions to the Emissions Trading System (ETS) under the EU mandate, affecting member states of Europe.Sub-event
- The European Commission, alongside industry bodies, supports the necessary revisions to the EU ETS specifically for marine fuels.Sub-event
- The ETS framework has been found to create carbon and business leakage issues.Sub-event
EC published ETS proposals, focusing on flight carbon costs, drawing US concern.1 source
Commission proposes a major overhaul of the EU's carbon market.1 source
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Europe
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European Commission
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