EMEA > EU co-legislators clinch deal on new CO2-saving rules for European airspace

EU co-legislators clinch deal on new CO2-saving rules for European airspace

Published 14:53 on March 6, 2024  /  Last updated at 14:53 on March 6, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The European Parliament and the Council of EU member states struck a deal on Wednesday to improve the management of the bloc's airspace in a way that is meant to reduce CO2 emissions, after being stuck for more than a decade with EU states.
The European Parliament and the Council of EU member states struck a deal on Wednesday to improve the management of the bloc's airspace in a way that is meant to reduce CO2 emissions, after being stuck for more than a decade with EU states.


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