EMEA > Bringing road transport, buildings into main EU ETS could result in major climate policy cost savings, study finds

Bringing road transport, buildings into main EU ETS could result in major climate policy cost savings, study finds

Published 16:47 on April 4, 2023  /  Last updated at 17:55 on April 4, 2023  /  EMEA, EU ETS

Bringing emissions from road transport and buildings into the EU ETS could result in a near 50% reduction in the economic costs of achieving the bloc's climate policies, compared to scenarios that include launching a second regional cap-and-trade market to regulate those two sectors.
Bringing emissions from road transport and buildings into the EU ETS could result in a near 50% reduction in the economic costs of achieving the bloc's climate policies, compared to scenarios that include launching a second regional cap-and-trade market to regulate those two sectors.


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