EMEA > Changes to UK cost containment mechanism mean no extra UKA supply until at least May

Changes to UK cost containment mechanism mean no extra UKA supply until at least May

Published 09:35 on November 1, 2022  /  Last updated at 09:35 on November 1, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS, UK ETS

There will be no intervention to inject additional UK allowances into the British carbon market until at least May 2023 after the latest step-change to the formula used to calculate the trigger price for the market’s cost containment mechanism.
There will be no intervention to inject additional UK allowances into the British carbon market until at least May 2023 after the latest step-change to the formula used to calculate the trigger price for the market’s cost containment mechanism.


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