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Send messageThe EU needs to improve its Emissions Trading System (ETS) and other policies to help its transition towards an economy less dependent on carbon, says a non-legislative report adopted by the Environment Committee on Tuesday.
Read moreThe European Commission on Monday published a Staff Working Document, which analyses the costs and the benefits at the level of Member States of moving beyond its 20% greenhouse gas emission reduction target.
Read moreDanish climate and energy minister Martin Lidegaard wants “fruitful” discussions on the set-aside of EU emissions trading scheme (ETS) allowances in order to bolster the carbon price, Argus reports.
Read moreThe European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has today backed up the idea of setting up a European Energy Community (EEC) in a bid to regain lost momentum in completing an EU-wide internal energy market and shaping a common, strategic approach to energy issues.
Read moreThe European Commission launched today an on-line public consultation on possible measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from ships. All interested stakeholders can send their contributions until 12 April 2012.
Read moreChina's central economic planning body the NDRC has instructed seven cities and provinces — including Beijing and Shanghai — to set emissions limits in preparation for the launch of carbon-trading pilot schemes, Argus reports.
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