EMEA > Sweden opts to cancel surplus AEAs

Sweden opts to cancel surplus AEAs

Published 17:07 on January 26, 2017  /  Last updated at 17:07 on January 26, 2017  / /  EMEA

Sweden plans to cancel more than 22 million AEAs and expects to cancel more of the emissions units in an effort to stay the course on its climate change efforts.
Sweden plans to cancel more than 22 million AEAs and expects to cancel more of the emissions units in an effort to stay the course on its climate change efforts.


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