EMEA > Brussels approves plans by four EU states to compensate industry for indirect ETS costs

Brussels approves plans by four EU states to compensate industry for indirect ETS costs

Published 18:24 on August 19, 2022  /  Last updated at 18:24 on August 19, 2022  / Ben Garside /  EMEA, EU ETS

The European Commission on Friday approved plans by four EU member states including Germany to compensate their ETS-covered industries for indirect costs caused by power producers passing on the cost of paying for their carbon allowances.
The European Commission on Friday approved plans by four EU member states including Germany to compensate their ETS-covered industries for indirect costs caused by power producers passing on the cost of paying for their carbon allowances.


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