EMEA > EU court upholds decision to revise ETS free allocation as Swedish firms challenge

EU court upholds decision to revise ETS free allocation as Swedish firms challenge

Published 17:58 on September 9, 2016  /  Last updated at 10:51 on September 12, 2016  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Europe’s highest court has rebuffed an effort by Swedish companies to be allocated more free carbon units, re-affirming its earlier decision to order the European Commission to recalculate the handouts to 2020.
Europe’s highest court has rebuffed an effort by Swedish companies to be allocated more free carbon units, re-affirming its earlier decision to order the European Commission to recalculate the handouts to 2020.


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