EMEA > When a utility thinks it’s a financial: Reports shed light on EU ETS trading activities, strategies

When a utility thinks it’s a financial: Reports shed light on EU ETS trading activities, strategies

Published 08:00 on July 19, 2022  /  Last updated at 16:59 on July 19, 2022  /  EMEA, EU ETS

Some utilities in the EU ETS behave more like financial institutions, according to analysis of historical trading data, suggesting that participant segmentation practices may need to be reviewed as lawmakers consider restricting the market access of some non-compliance players.
Some utilities in the EU ETS behave more like financial institutions, according to analysis of historical trading data, suggesting that participant segmentation practices may need to be reviewed as lawmakers consider restricting the market access of some non-compliance players.


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