Carbon Taxes > MEPs risk losing voice on EU ETS deal amid late lobbying, Duncan warns

MEPs risk losing voice on EU ETS deal amid late lobbying, Duncan warns

Published 11:24 on February 9, 2017  /  Last updated at 00:28 on September 16, 2020  / Ben Garside /  Carbon Taxes, CBAM, EMEA, EU ETS

Members of the EU Parliament risk being left without a say on ETS reform if they attempt to tinker with elements of the environment committee’s delicately “balanced” package, according to Ian Duncan, the lead lawmaker on the issue.
Members of the EU Parliament risk being left without a say on ETS reform if they attempt to tinker with elements of the environment committee’s delicately “balanced” package, according to Ian Duncan, the lead lawmaker on the issue.


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