EMEA > EU presidency holder Portugal floats compromise to try to unblock negotiations on Climate Law

EU presidency holder Portugal floats compromise to try to unblock negotiations on Climate Law

Published 15:56 on April 14, 2021  /  Last updated at 12:31 on September 1, 2021  /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU presidency holder Portugal is proposing to cap the carbon removals that can be used to meet a strengthened 2030 emissions target, according to documents seen by Carbon Pulse, in a compromise designed to unblock stalled negotiations on the bloc's Climate Law.
EU presidency holder Portugal is proposing to cap the carbon removals that can be used to meet a strengthened 2030 emissions target, according to documents seen by Carbon Pulse, in a compromise designed to unblock stalled negotiations on the bloc's Climate Law.


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