Eight EU Nations Defend Carbon Market Amid Price Surge

Eight nations urged the EU to maintain its carbon market despite rising energy costs. They warned that suspending the system would damage green investments.

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A coalition of eight European Union member states has issued a stern warning against any attempts to weaken or suspend the bloc's primary climate policy, the Emissions Trading System (ETS). Spain, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Luxembourg, Portugal, Slovenia, and Sweden argued in a joint paper that dismantling the carbon market would undermine the region's green transition.

A view of smoke rising from a gas turbine power facility located in Drogenbos, Belgium, captured in early 2024.
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