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EU wants firms to set out detailed climate plans in return for free allocations

Published 19:15 on August 4, 2023  /  Last updated at 19:15 on August 4, 2023  / Ben Garside /  EMEA, EU ETS

EU industrial companies should set out climate plans featuring emissions intensity goals and planned measures for every five-year period through 2050 to ensure they can continue to receive their full free allocation of carbon allowances, the European Commission said on Friday.
EU industrial companies should set out climate plans featuring emissions intensity goals and planned measures for every five-year period through 2050 to ensure they can continue to receive their full free allocation of carbon allowances, the European Commission said on Friday.


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