UPDATE – EU lawmakers strike provisional deal on ETS reform ahead of repeat vote

Published 10:11 on June 15, 2022  /  Last updated at 20:34 on June 15, 2022  / /  CBAM, EMEA, EU ETS

Senior MEPs from the centre-right EPP, centre-left S&D and liberals from Renew – the three largest political groups – have sealed a provisional deal on the EU ETS reform late Tuesday that would see an earlier phaseout of free allowances and a slightly tighter annual cap cut than at last week's failed vote.
Senior MEPs from the centre-right EPP, centre-left S&D and liberals from Renew – the three largest political groups – have sealed a provisional deal on the EU ETS reform late Tuesday that would see an earlier phaseout of free allowances and a slightly tighter annual cap cut than at last week's failed vote.


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