US EditionAssociations: The Government Must Be Active in the EU on the Adjustment of ETS 2, Non-Implementation Could Be a Problem
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Associations: The government must be active in the EU on the adjustment of ETS 2, non-implementation could be a problem
Prague – According to representatives of domestic industry, government activities to adjust or abolish the ETS 2 emissions allowance system must be conducted primarily at the European level. They say that a possible non-introduction of the system only in the Czech Republic could then lead to problems for Czech companies. However, they support the cabinet’s negative stance on allowances, because in their view it would weaken the competitiveness o…
The new government of the Czech Republic met for the first time on Tuesday. During a press conference after its conclusion, Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO), Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance Alena Schillerová (ANO) and Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček (ANO) reported on the points discussed. This is reported by ČT24 and Novinky.cz. According to the Prime Minister, the government rejected the ETS2 emission quotas, which …
At Tuesday's meeting, Andrej Babiš's new government rejected the new ETS 2 emissions allowance system, the introduction of which would make housing and transport more expensive in the Czech Republic, as well as the European Union's migration pact. The government is expected to discuss next year's budget on January 19. The new coalition rejected its predecessors' proposal with a deficit of 286 billion, so the Czech Republic will start 2026 in a p…
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