EMEA > ANALYSIS: ‘Old habits die hard’ as polluters continue to surrender EUAs in April despite deadline shift

ANALYSIS: ‘Old habits die hard’ as polluters continue to surrender EUAs in April despite deadline shift

Published 11:21 on May 2, 2024  /  Last updated at 01:46 on May 3, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Compliance entities have continued to surrender large volumes of European carbon allowances in April despite the deadline moving to the end of September this year, with analysts attributing this to a case of 'old habits die hard' given the limited financial benefit for giving up the permits in advance.
Compliance entities have continued to surrender large volumes of European carbon allowances in April despite the deadline moving to the end of September this year, with analysts attributing this to a case of 'old habits die hard' given the limited financial benefit for giving up the permits in advance.


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