Pressemitteilung: EU ETS revision: European Shipowners call for permanent ETS derogations for islands, outermost regions and ice-classed ships

Ahead of the upcoming revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), European Shipowners | ECSA call on the Commission to make the maritime derogations permanent beyond 2030 and to ensure they are fit for purpose.
Shipping carries around 76% of the EU’s external trade and ensures connectivity to Europe’s islands, outermost regions, and ice-bound regions.
To safeguard the competitiveness of European shipping and the connectivity of local economies, the derogations under the EU ETS should apply automatically, without depending on Member States’ decisions to activate them, and apply permanently after 2030.
European Shipowners | ECSA recommend targeted improvements to make the derogations fit for purpose: (....)

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Quelle: European Shipowners | ECSA

Stichwörter: European Shipowners | ECSA, EU ETS (Emissions Trading System), maritime derogations, islands, outermost regions, ice‑classed ships, FuelEU Maritime, public service obligations, external trade, territorial cohesion, geographical scope, connectivity, competitiveness

ES|ECSA position paper on the EU ETS geographical scope and derogations

Kategorie(n): Gesundheit & Umwelt, Märkte & Konjunktur