The EU Emissions Trading System, which makes companies pay for their COâ‚‚ emissions, has cut emissions in the sectors it covers by about half in twenty years. But in 2025, progress nearly stopped. .Â
The EU Emissions Trading System, which makes companies pay for their COâ‚‚ emissions, has cut emissions in the sectors it covers by about half in twenty years. But in 2025, progress nearly stopped. .Â
The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) has been a cornerstone of Europe’s climate policy since 2005, contributing to a substantial reduction in greenhouse gas emissions. But after two decades of progress, the latest data raise important questions about whether...
In the framework of its Annual in-person and hybrid Climate working group the EEB is organising a "ETS2 experts network workshop" taking place on Tue 13th October 2026. In that context, besides updating ourselves on the latest around the ETS2 implementation, we will...
Carbon Pricing Hub: Why the ETS must deliver for people 9 September 2026 | 12:00-13:30 CEST | Online The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) is often presented as a cornerstone of EU climate policy. By putting a price on pollution, it drives emissions reductions and...
On 27 April, three experts gathered for the latest ETS Talk to discuss ETS2, the EU’s new carbon pricing system for transport and heating, where we currently stand, and the impacts of the ongoing fossil fuel crisis.Â
This ETS Talk will explore how rising energy prices, evolving EU policies, and the National Social Climate Plans (NSCPs) are influencing a fair and effective transition under the Social Climate Fund