EU — latest ecology news
As early as 2027, 400 million additional free emission allowances could be released onto the market
Researchers have established a direct link between the prevalence of eco-labelling and the use of recycled materials
The heatwave is already forcing investors to rethink their approach to risk management, yet the industry still wants to pay less for emissions
Experts refer to this as corporate occupation, whilst environmental organisations have virtually no influence on decision-making
The authorities are forced to close roads and set up shelters for people at risk from natural disasters
It will determine the value of certificates for goods imported during this period
Countries suspected of attempting to circumvent СВАМ will pay the default rates rather than the actual rates
Calculations for countries in a risk group that is as yet unknown will be based on standard emission values rather than actual figures
This covers a wide range of initiatives – from installing energy storage systems to improving the energy efficiency of industrial processes
Countries are suspending train services, banning alcohol and cancelling public events
Importers from non-EU countries will have to apply to the accreditation bodies in European countries
In contrast, coal supplies have fallen to their lowest levels since 1990