Quotas — latest ecology news
The decision is an attempt to strike a balance between business competitiveness and climate targets
Those in power are rushing to put the carbon quota market framework into law, whilst overlooking the fact that its structure and rules must be accepted by their European partners
The rationale behind this proposal is to support the eco-modernisation of enterprises, which generate revenue for the system and bear the brunt of the fiscal pressure
According to the business community, a separate fund should be established to manage the revenues from the NETS, and the priority for the use of these funds should be the decarbonisation of industry
Spoiler: the experts do not have a single clear favourite, but their list of necessary improvements turned out to be fairly unanimous
Four draft laws, one carbon market and billions in future revenue: we break down who stands to gain what
Officials and members of parliament are offering different responses to two key questions: how much will companies have to pay for emissions, and who will receive the collected multibillion resources?
The business community is convinced that the system requires a separate fund to finance low-carbon projects
Industrialists are concerned about the lack of support for decarbonisation and the risks of double carbon taxation
At the same time, one of the proposals is already being presented to parliamentary committees without even having been considered
In keeping with the new tradition, the draft bill’s details page is blank, so it is not yet possible to view the provisions
Let’s take a look at how this document differs from the previous two