EMEA > EU ETS emissions flat to slightly higher in 2022 amid switch to more carbon intensive fuels -analysts 

EU ETS emissions flat to slightly higher in 2022 amid switch to more carbon intensive fuels -analysts 

Published 18:56 on September 26, 2022  /  Last updated at 18:56 on September 26, 2022  / Alessandro Vitelli /  EMEA, EU ETS

Emissions under the EU ETS are likely to increase in 2022 as thermal generation increases, but also as more industrial companies are turning to petroleum-based fuels as an alternative to natural gas, according to bank analysts.
Emissions under the EU ETS are likely to increase in 2022 as thermal generation increases, but also as more industrial companies are turning to petroleum-based fuels as an alternative to natural gas, according to bank analysts.


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