EMEA > COP24: EU agrees terms with Norway, Iceland to enlarge emission trading club

COP24: EU agrees terms with Norway, Iceland to enlarge emission trading club

Published 17:12 on December 13, 2018  /  Last updated at 21:35 on December 13, 2018  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The EU and its non-EU neighbours Norway and Iceland on Thursday reached an agreement on joint fulfilment of their Paris Agreement climate targets that will allow the countries to trade more of their emissions.
The EU and its non-EU neighbours Norway and Iceland on Thursday reached an agreement on joint fulfilment of their Paris Agreement climate targets that will allow the countries to trade more of their emissions.


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