The European Union remains a benchmark in the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions, but its approach, less flexible than others, could slow down the integration of markets. This is one of the findings of the report published on Friday 25 July by the European University Institute’s Collaborative Observatory for the Assessment of the EU Emissions Trading System, LIFE COASE.
The study lists 38 Emissions Trading Systems (ETSs) worldwide in 2024, covering 19% of global emissions and...