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EU legislators aim to avoid delays in climate reforms after Parliament’s vote rejection

Published 18:53 on June 9, 2022  /  Last updated at 18:53 on June 9, 2022  / /  Carbon Taxes, CBAM, EMEA, EU ETS

The EU’s institutions are striving to avoid any ultimate delays to the passage of the bloc’s Fit for 55 climate policy package, sources close to the process said on Thursday as parliamentarians agreed to a swift return to vote following their chaotic failure to adopt positions a day earlier.
The EU’s institutions are striving to avoid any ultimate delays to the passage of the bloc’s Fit for 55 climate policy package, sources close to the process said on Thursday as parliamentarians agreed to a swift return to vote following their chaotic failure to adopt positions a day earlier.


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