EMEA > EU ETS could amass 1.7 bln surplus allowances by 2030 unless hydrogen production rises –analyst

EU ETS could amass 1.7 bln surplus allowances by 2030 unless hydrogen production rises –analyst

Published 14:00 on July 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 10:18 on July 1, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The EU ETS could end its current phase in 2030 with a total surplus of 1.7 billion allowances, including 900 million permits in various reserves, but progress in reaching targets for green hydrogen could alter this outlook, according to a new study.
The EU ETS could end its current phase in 2030 with a total surplus of 1.7 billion allowances, including 900 million permits in various reserves, but progress in reaching targets for green hydrogen could alter this outlook, according to a new study.


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