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Chemical Week Magazine :: Business & Finance :: Europe/Mideast

October 8, 2008

EU Parliament Committee Votes to Charge Industry for GHG Emission Permits (update 1, adds Cefic comments)

Alex Scott and Ian Young

The European Parliament’s environment committee has voted to adopt the European Commission’s proposed legislation to toughen the European Union (EU) emissions trading scheme (ETS) from 2013. The proposed legislation aims to reduce greenhouse gas...

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