EMEA > Czech ministries wrangle over ETS cash as EU nations face spending changes

Czech ministries wrangle over ETS cash as EU nations face spending changes

Published 16:48 on January 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:48 on January 3, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Czech government ministries are at odds over how their carbon market revenue is to be spent, delaying passage of ETS reforms into national law that are likely to trigger a step-up in spending among all EU nations.
Czech government ministries are at odds over how their carbon market revenue is to be spent, delaying passage of ETS reforms into national law that are likely to trigger a step-up in spending among all EU nations.


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