Iemma faces energy defeat at alp conference
木曜日, 9 月 10th, 2020Iemma faces energy defeat at alp conference
The ESM, in the final days before the next round of negotiations, will face a test of how much it understands the significance of having an international body with a mandate to regulate electricity demand in Europe.
It is also under pressure from the EU’s largest electricity trading body (EEA) to persuade its 25 million member states to back further changes to its own electricity regulations, after it became clear that it would not change its original intention.
On Saturday, the European commission said it was preparing to impose an “unconditional price” on carbon pollution from power plants – the first attempt since the Kyoto agreement to require energy firms to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases.
The ESM, a group of 22 countries which manage the European market for electricity, announced last week that it wanted to expand its mandate to take “a new direction” in the future. The commission is not legally required to consult member states before making changes to rules on emission trading.
One of the biggest stumbling blocks in its progress was a disagreement between two influential EU trade bodies over whether carbon pricing was a good idea, and whether carbon dioxide should be regulated under the climate change rules of the EEA, a deal in which a number of member states signed up.
In 골드 카지노their lett코인카지노er to ESM, members called for EU climate laws to cover all the countries on its membership register, including France and Germany.
European energy firms need EU climate legislation in order to set the standards
EU policy-makers had warned that climate policies had to have strong political backing and would need to be developed through binding decisions adopted by national governments.
“For too long, a lack of EU action has made it harder to bring Europe’s energy requirements under the rules of the common greenhouse gas reduction (CHR) protocol,” they wrote, referring to the 2015 Kyoto agreement. “It should not be left to the individual member states to set the standards which 더나인카지노EU governments will have to implement when developing the climate policies which are expected to help meet emissions reductions targets.”
The ESM’s position is in direct contrast to its rival EDF, which was the main supporter of a UK carbon cap and trade scheme under its EU operation, the Renewable Heat Incentive (RHI).
The EDF-owned energy company, which was the main opponent of its UK policy, was also the only electricity supplier in Britain to not sign up to binding regulations from 2015.
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