EMEA > Germany floats €60 CO2 price floor if Brussels fails to act

Germany floats €60 CO2 price floor if Brussels fails to act

Published 14:22 on November 24, 2021  /  Last updated at 17:33 on February 8, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Germany’s newly-formed coalition government has provisionally agreed a deal to introduce conditional national measures to ensure the carbon price applied to its emitters under the EU ETS will not fall below €60 in the long term, according to a document published on Wednesday.
Germany’s newly-formed coalition government has provisionally agreed a deal to introduce conditional national measures to ensure the carbon price applied to its emitters under the EU ETS will not fall below €60 in the long term, according to a document published on Wednesday.


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