EMEA > Brussels plans earlier start to EU ETS reforms, other sectors don’t escape

Brussels plans earlier start to EU ETS reforms, other sectors don’t escape

Published 13:24 on July 14, 2021  /  Last updated at 16:44 on January 20, 2022  /  EMEA, EU ETS

The European Commission on Wednesday kicked off the reform of the EU’s carbon market by proposing an increase of the EU ETS’ linear reduction factor (LRF) and a one-off cut of the emissions cap that could tighten supply from 2023.
The European Commission on Wednesday kicked off the reform of the EU’s carbon market by proposing an increase of the EU ETS’ linear reduction factor (LRF) and a one-off cut of the emissions cap that could tighten supply from 2023.


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