Weakened EU ETS Could Cost Germany €10 Bln in Extra Subsidies -Report
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AAPA responds to European Commission’s ETS proposal
The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) has issued a statement as follows in response to the European Commission’s proposal on the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS). “The Association of Asia Pacific Airlines (AAPA) notes the European Commission’s 17 July 2026 proposal to review the EU ETS. We welcome the Commission’s decision to maintain the ‘stop the clock’ on applying EU ETS to the full length of international flights, and the addition…
The ETS reform proposed by Brussels would add 2 billion tonnes of CO2 to 2040 by slowing down the rate of emission reduction, a proposal that environmental organisations qualify as ‘Black Friday’ climate. The rate of decline in emissions slows down The Emissions Trading Regime (ETS) is the European Union’s great climate gem. Since 2005, it has contributed to reducing industrial emissions from the block by around 50% and is considered the most in…
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