EMEA > Momentum builds among MEPs for curbs on speculative trading in ETS

Momentum builds among MEPs for curbs on speculative trading in ETS

Published 14:48 on April 26, 2022  /  Last updated at 14:48 on April 26, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU lawmakers are weighing up the possibility of introducing limits on speculative trading in the EU ETS, though they acknowledge that there is a role for intermediaries to service compliance participants in the carbon market, a leading MEP said on Tuesday.
EU lawmakers are weighing up the possibility of introducing limits on speculative trading in the EU ETS, though they acknowledge that there is a role for intermediaries to service compliance participants in the carbon market, a leading MEP said on Tuesday.


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