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The 2017 “State of the EU ETS” report

- By : Charlotte VAILLES

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I4CE, in partnership with the ERCST/ICTSD, the University of Graz and Nomisma Energia, invites you to a conference on the “2017 State of the EU ETS” report published in April 2017.

2017 State of the EU Emission Trading System (ETS)

Paris, 29 May 2017

 

2pm – 5.30pm
Caisse des Dépôts, 15 quai Anatole France 75007 PARIS

 

The conference will be followed by a cocktail

the conference will be conducted under “Chatham House” rules, speakers will intervene in French and English without any translation

The EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) celebrates its 12th anniversary. As any other undertaking, it requires, periodically, an assessment regarding its well functioning, and the delivery of its objectives. The State of the EU ETS Report aims to be an independent contribution to the policy debate, which is needed to ensure that the EU ETS is “fit for purpose.” This report discusses the current state of play in the EU ETS while abstaining, to the extent possible, from providing solutions.

The Agenda:  

The report and its key messages 

 

29 May 2017

The 2017 “State of the EU ETS” report

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Charlotte VAILLES
Charlotte VAILLES
Research Fellow – Financing a fair transition Email
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