Emissions Trading Scheme

Four British men were last week jailed for their part in a multi-million euro carbon allowance crime ring, but do the same security risks remain?

EEF's Richard Warren argues those who characterise climate policy as a battle between clean tech and heavy industry, including BusinessGreen, are guilty of absurd simplification

Six trade bodies call for greater support ahead of 2015 vote, setting parties six 'key tests' of their clean energy commitment

Draft proposals reportedly suggest increased support to help poorer member states and heavy industry meet 2030 climate goals

Citing senior government official, Reuters reports legislation to underpin world's largest national carbon market expected to be finalised this year

But Thomson Reuters predicts without emissions trading scheme reform and 2030 climate targets EU Allowances may remain at €14

Burning Europe’s lignite reserves would wipe out carbon budget from 2020 until the end of the century, says Greenpeace

Industry organisation EEF calls for greater protection for energy intensive industries from cost of decarbonisation

UK government publishes position paper on Emission Trading Scheme reforms calling for the cancellation of an 'ambitious volume' of excess allowances

Tony Abbott's ongoing failure to repeal Australia's carbon tax contains a serious message on the general direction of global climate policy