Comisia Europeana a publicat vineri mult-asteptatul pachet de reforma al Sistemului UE de Comercializare a Certificatelor de Emisii (EU ETS), dupa o amanare de doua zile. Potrivit Executivului european, propunerile urmaresc sa ofere „sprijin pentru industrie, mentinand in acelasi timp rolul esential al EU ETS in tranzitia climatica si energetica, in conformitate cu Legea europeana […]
The European Commission on Friday published its long-awaited EU ETS reform package, following a two-day delay. The proposals aim to provide “relief to industry, while preserving the essential role of the ETS in the climate and energy transition, in line with the EU Climate Law.”
Inainte de termenul-limita stabilit pentru anuntul oficial al executivului european in ceea ce priveste revizuirea EU ETS, respectiv data de 17 iulie, Bloomberg a dezvaluit din nou elemente-cheie, citand surse familiare cu dosarul, surse care au solicitat anonimatul deoarece informatiile nu sunt inca oficiale.
Ahead of the European Commission’s 17 July deadline for reviewing the EU Emissions Trading System, Bloomberg has again revealed key elements of the bloc’s proposal before the EU executive’s official announcement, citing people familiar with the matter who requested anonymity because the information is not yet public.
Saptamana trecuta, Autoritatea Europeana pentru Valori Mobiliare si Piete (ESMA), autoritatea independenta a Uniunii Europene responsabila cu protejarea stabilitatii sistemului financiar european, a publicat cea de-a treia editie a raportului sau anual privind piata carbonului, care analizeaza evolutiile din piata europeana a carbonului pe parcursul anului 2025 si in primul trimestru al anului 2026.
Last week, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA)—the independent EU authority responsible for safeguarding the stability of the EU financial system—published the third edition of its annual carbon market report, covering developments in the EU carbon market during 2025 and the first quarter of 2026.
Certificatele europene de carbon s-au tranzactionat intr-un interval restrans de doar 1 euro in sedinta de vineri. Contractul de referinta s-a stabilit in final la 79,20 euro, in crestere cu doar 0,20% fata de ziua precedenta, intrucat participantii la piata au ramas prudenti inainte de weekend, asteptand mai multa claritate din partea autoritatilor de reglementare.
European carbon allowances traded within a narrow €1 range during Friday’s session. The benchmark contract ultimately settled at €79.20, up just 0.20% on the day, as traders remained cautious ahead of the weekend while awaiting greater regulatory clarity.
Ahead of the publication of the European Commission’s review of the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), now scheduled for 17 July after being postponed from 15 July, reports and media headlines are beginning to shed light on the proposals under consideration.
Inainte de publicarea revizuirii EU ETS, programata acum pentru 17 iulie dupa ce a fost amanata din 15 iulie, in presa au inceput sa apara informatii si titluri care dezvaluie directia propunerilor aflate in pregatire.