EU member states want more flexibility over how they spend their carbon market auction revenue, according to a leaked draft document that suggests governments are pushing back on a proposal to earmark all EUA auction proceeds for climate purposes.
EU nations seek to dilute ETS climate spending provisions -leaked draft
EU member states want more flexibility over how they spend their carbon market auction revenue, according to a leaked draft document that suggests governments are pushing back on a proposal to earmark all EUA auction proceeds for climate purposes.
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