European Commission — latest ecology news
The EU's right-wing political forces believe that excessive environmental regulation is stifling business
EU officials are already speaking directly about the steps taken by the Ukrainian authorities that openly contradict European environmental legislation
New proposals may be introduced as part of the latest round of deregulation
This threatens to delay the payment of funds intended to protect the poorest Europeans
It was first introduced in March 2023 as part of the broader European Green Deal legislative framework.
In the future, the scope of this instrument will also be expanded
Before that, three rounds of simulation sessions were held
It will cover the sphere of processing and marketing
The new emissions trading system is expected to be fully implemented in 2027
Advisory assistance will also be provided to initiatives that fall under the ETS2 emissions system
Officials are forced to look for opportunities to compromise and reduce the level of discontent on the part of governments and legislators
Last summer, Ukrainian industry groups called on the authorities to ask the EU to apply the CBAM approach only to reporting for Ukraine during martial law and early reconstruction