EMEA > Utility EUA hedging returning to historic levels, with airlines picking up, industrials still lagging –analysts

Utility EUA hedging returning to historic levels, with airlines picking up, industrials still lagging –analysts

Published 11:00 on June 16, 2025 / Last updated at 08:21 on June 16, 2025 / / EMEA, EU ETS

Utility hedging of EUA exposure is recovering to near-normal levels after 2022’s period of high energy price volatility, while airlines are starting to take a more active role in managing their compliance risk, but industrials are still showing a mixed response to the onset of reduced free allocation, according to new analysis.
Utility hedging of EUA exposure is recovering to near-normal levels after 2022’s period of high energy price volatility, while airlines are starting to take a more active role in managing their compliance risk, but industrials are still showing a mixed response to the onset of reduced free allocation, according to new analysis.


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