CBAM > EU lawmakers jostle over ETS concessions for industry on eve of vote

EU lawmakers jostle over ETS concessions for industry on eve of vote

Published 11:57 on June 7, 2022  /  Last updated at 11:57 on June 7, 2022  / /  CBAM, EMEA, EU ETS

The European Parliament’s position on industry concessions under the EU ETS remains in the balance on the eve of a mammoth series of votes on eight climate policy bills, after the biggest political group introduced a last-minute amendment that could substantially ease carbon costs for big-emitting firms.
The European Parliament’s position on industry concessions under the EU ETS remains in the balance on the eve of a mammoth series of votes on eight climate policy bills, after the biggest political group introduced a last-minute amendment that could substantially ease carbon costs for big-emitting firms.


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