EMEA > Cheating pays: Study shows ships evading the EU ETS a profitable move in most cases

Cheating pays: Study shows ships evading the EU ETS a profitable move in most cases

Published 23:48 on March 25, 2022  /  Last updated at 00:09 on March 26, 2022  /  EMEA, EU ETS, International, Shipping, UK ETS

Evasive behaviour by shipping firms seeking to avoid emissions charges under the EU carbon market will be profitable in most instances, according to new research.
Evasive behaviour by shipping firms seeking to avoid emissions charges under the EU carbon market will be profitable in most instances, according to new research.


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