Climate Talks > UPDATE – EU seeks to force large companies to check suppliers’ climate credentials -leaked draft

UPDATE – EU seeks to force large companies to check suppliers’ climate credentials -leaked draft

Published 22:38 on February 22, 2022  /  Last updated at 19:46 on February 23, 2022  / Federica Di Sario /  Climate Talks, EMEA, EU ETS, International, Voluntary

The European Commission aims to oblige big companies to align their supply chains with 1.5C global warming limits, according to a draft bill set to be unveiled on Wednesday that could have an impact far beyond the bloc's borders and even spur corporate demand for carbon credits.
The European Commission aims to oblige big companies to align their supply chains with 1.5C global warming limits, according to a draft bill set to be unveiled on Wednesday that could have an impact far beyond the bloc's borders and even spur corporate demand for carbon credits.


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