ENDS Report 363, April 2005, pp. 43-44
1 April 2005
A move away from "grandfathering" of emission rights and greater harmonisation between Member States in the second phase of the EU emissions trading scheme have been floated by the Environment Department (DEFRA). It has also applied to the European Commission to allow 333 installations under climate change agreements (CCAs) - one third of the total in the UK - to opt out of the scheme’s first phase.
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Further information:
- 1 UK Government approach to EUETS Phase II
- 2 UK application for approval of temporary exclusion from EUETS for CCA participants
- 3 Amendments to UK policy on new entrants
- 4 Proposed auction or sale methods for use in the EUETS
- 5 SI No. 925 The Greenhouse Gas Emissions Trading Scheme Regulations 2005
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