EMEA > EU Parliament set to back full ETS entry for shipping, as NGOs highlight loopholes

EU Parliament set to back full ETS entry for shipping, as NGOs highlight loopholes

Published 18:59 on June 2, 2022  /  Last updated at 02:20 on June 3, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, International, Shipping

The European Parliament is likely to back the entry of all shipping emissions into the EU ETS from 2024 in a vote next week, stakeholders said, with lawmakers replicating much of a preliminary Committee position but also crafting exemptions that would substantially weaken the carbon price signal for some.
The European Parliament is likely to back the entry of all shipping emissions into the EU ETS from 2024 in a vote next week, stakeholders said, with lawmakers replicating much of a preliminary Committee position but also crafting exemptions that would substantially weaken the carbon price signal for some.


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