In ongoing trilogue negotiations on the revision of the EU ETS, a tentative agreement has been reached on the Commission’s proposal to include maritime emissions in the carbon market. The agreement is not yet set in stone and will continue to be hammered out during next week’s talks. If implemented, the maritime sector would be required to begin surrenduring allowances to partially cover their emissions from 2024.
Trilogues are ongoing for the EU ETS Revision. Tuesday 22 November marks the fourth in the series of talks that are hoped to conclude in mid-December. In previous trilogues, agreement has reportedly been reached on market access restrictions and Article 29…
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