EU lawmakers reject calls for motion on ETS speculation as member states plot further action on energy prices

Published 20:47 on September 30, 2021  /  Last updated at 22:30 on September 30, 2021  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The European Parliament’s political leaders on Thursday rejected calls for a resolution to seek restrictions on speculation in the bloc’s carbon market and other measures to calm the bloc’s soaring energy prices, instead opting to hold a debate with the other EU institutions.
The European Parliament’s political leaders on Thursday rejected calls for a resolution to seek restrictions on speculation in the bloc’s carbon market and other measures to calm the bloc’s soaring energy prices, instead opting to hold a debate with the other EU institutions.


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