The European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) has been the EU's central climate protection instrument since 2005. With it, the greenhouse gas emissions of the participating energy industry and the energy-intensive industry. In addition to carbon dioxide, laughing gas and perfluorinated hydrocarbons have also been included since 2013. The European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) was established in 2005 to implement the international climate protection Kyoto Agreement and is the central European climate protection instrument. Besides the 27 EU member states and UK have also joined Norway, Iceland and Liechtenstein EU emissions trading connected (EU 31). In the EU-ETS, the emissions across Europe are around 11,000 plants in the energy sector and energy-intensive industry are recorded. Together these plants cause around 40% of greenhouse gas emissions in Europe. Since 2012 the intra-European air traffic included in the EU ETS. ... The EU-ETS works on the principle of the so-called "Cap & amp; Trade ". An upper limit (cap) sets determines how many greenhouse gas emissions from the installations subject to emissions trading in total may be expelled. The member states give a corresponding amount of emissions authorizations to the systems - partly free of charge, partly via auctions. ... The emission allowances can be freely traded on the market (trade). This forms a price for greenhouse gas emissions. This price creates incentives for those involved Companies to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions. Source: German Federal Environment Agency KINECT ENERGY Green Services is part of the worldwide WORLD KINECT ENERGY SERVICES At the end of the year, a new phase begins in the EU ETS ( Emission Trading System ) for the period 2021 to 2030. The participants and obligated companies are preparing for this new section and fulfilling the obligations for the difficult year 2020 to at the end of March 2021. The experts from KINECT ENERGY Green Services give a detailed overview of the expected developments in supply and demand due to various influencing factors such as the planned shutdowns in the coal industry and economic influences from the Covid-19 pandemic. Anette Gussiaas : Director of Sustainability, EMEA @World Kinect Energy Services, Kinect Energy Green Services Trine Braathen : Business Developer Environmental Markets @World Kinect Energy Services, Kinect Energy Green Services
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