EMEA > EU watchdog finds no “major deficiencies” in carbon market workings, but identifies possible improvements including position limits

EU watchdog finds no “major deficiencies” in carbon market workings, but identifies possible improvements including position limits

Published 06:29 on March 28, 2022  /  Last updated at 02:23 on December 21, 2022  /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

The EU’s securities market regulator has found “no current major deficiencies” in the functioning of the bloc’s carbon market, it said in its final report on the matter published Monday, though it suggested several measures to improve the ETS including possible trading position limits.
The EU’s securities market regulator has found “no current major deficiencies” in the functioning of the bloc’s carbon market, it said in its final report on the matter published Monday, though it suggested several measures to improve the ETS including possible trading position limits.


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