EMEA > German researchers, NGOs urge changes to domestic ETS to help it gain social acceptance, prep it for EU transition

German researchers, NGOs urge changes to domestic ETS to help it gain social acceptance, prep it for EU transition

Published 18:15 on February 17, 2022  /  Last updated at 01:33 on April 8, 2022  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

German citizens should already get rebate payments from the country's carbon pricing on buildings and road transport rather than the government's pledged 2026 start to its ‘Klimageld’ social compensation mechanism, according to an NGO-commissioned report published on Thursday.
German citizens should already get rebate payments from the country's carbon pricing on buildings and road transport rather than the government's pledged 2026 start to its ‘Klimageld’ social compensation mechanism, according to an NGO-commissioned report published on Thursday.


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