EMEA > Shift in sentiment in Brussels could lead to softening of ETS2, as EUAs set to rise more slowly –analyst

Shift in sentiment in Brussels could lead to softening of ETS2, as EUAs set to rise more slowly –analyst

Published 14:46 on December 3, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:09 on December 3, 2024  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

The European Union could make adjustments to, or delay the implementation of, its ETS2 mechanism amid a shift in priorities at the heart of the EU, an analyst said on Tuesday.
The European Union could make adjustments to, or delay the implementation of, its ETS2 mechanism amid a shift in priorities at the heart of the EU, an analyst said on Tuesday.


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