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From the rehearsal dinner in Lima to the wedding of interests in Paris: finding the recipe to keep everyone seated at the negotiations table

17 January 2015 - Carbon Trends - By : Ian COCHRAN, Phd

- EU ETS – MSR debate: ENVI Committee met on 3rd December to discuss issues concerning the implementation of the MSR. MPs remain divided.

- EU ETS – MSR timetable: the ITRE Committee will hold an opinion vote on 22nd January 2015, while the ENVI Committee will vote on 23rd and 24th February 2015.

- EU ETS Directive: On 19th December, the European Commission launched a public consultation on the revision of the EU ETS directive post 2020.

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