Carbon Taxes > EU Parliament study assesses the assembly’s own GHG reduction pathways

EU Parliament study assesses the assembly’s own GHG reduction pathways

Published 18:52 on September 15, 2020  /  Last updated at 01:04 on September 16, 2020  / /  Carbon Taxes, EMEA, EU ETS, International, Kyoto Mechanisms, Voluntary

The European Parliament should put in place measures to cut emissions from MEP travel and energy use as part of an institution-wide 2030 carbon footprint reduction target, according to a study published by the assembly's secretariat on Tuesday.
The European Parliament should put in place measures to cut emissions from MEP travel and energy use as part of an institution-wide 2030 carbon footprint reduction target, according to a study published by the assembly's secretariat on Tuesday.


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