The lesson from ETS1 is therefore not that revenue use has failed, but that legitimacy cannot be taken for granted. ETS2 will succeed politically only if carbon pricing is visibly linked to fair, effective and socially conscious investment.
Rewatch: A fair and effective ETS2 – how do we get there?
On Tuesday 2 December, the LIFE Effect consortium launched its ETS2 101 guide together with a panel discussion on the consequences of recent changes of carbon pricing for road transport and buildings in the EU.
As part of the LIFE Effect project, Carbon Market Watch (CMW) is looking for service providers to implement knowledge, advocacy and communication activities in the Spanish, French and Hungarian context related to the EU’s Emissions Trading System for road transport and buildings (ETS2).
Activities will promote socially fair and environmentally effective carbon pricing through the engagement in the Spanish, French and Hungarian process of EU ETS2 implementation. Background information, practical details and expected outputs are outlined in the attached terms of reference.
The deadline for submitting proposals is 17 September 2024, 24:00 (CET).




