EMEA > POLL: Last year’s EU ETS emissions fell by most since 2009, analysts estimate

POLL: Last year’s EU ETS emissions fell by most since 2009, analysts estimate

Published 21:22 on March 25, 2020  /  Last updated at 12:26 on March 30, 2020  /  EMEA, EU ETS

Emissions covered under the EU ETS likely fell last year by the largest amount since the financial crisis, according to a poll of analysts, as coal-to-gas fuel-switching and increased renewables generation outweighed a rise in CO2 from aviation and somewhat stagnant industrial output.
Emissions covered under the EU ETS likely fell last year by the largest amount since the financial crisis, according to a poll of analysts, as coal-to-gas fuel-switching and increased renewables generation outweighed a rise in CO2 from aviation and somewhat stagnant industrial output.


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