EMEA > Finland’s government to ease path for voluntary offsetting, ETS plans on hold

Finland’s government to ease path for voluntary offsetting, ETS plans on hold

Published 22:46 on September 16, 2021  /  Last updated at 11:38 on September 17, 2021  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, Voluntary

Finland’s government on Thursday moved to exempt voluntary offset trade from a law that restricted the practice to charities, a move expected to boost corporate buying and potentially spurring further requirements for corresponding adjustments for domestic carbon-cutting projects.
Finland’s government on Thursday moved to exempt voluntary offset trade from a law that restricted the practice to charities, a move expected to boost corporate buying and potentially spurring further requirements for corresponding adjustments for domestic carbon-cutting projects.


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