If the EU and China can work closely together and adopt other common standards, even form a low -
carbon trade bloc for example, we can become the standard setters for the rest of the world.
Not exact matches
Major new study details how
carbon prices across the
bloc could double by 2021 if the EU moves to make emissions
trading scheme compatible with the Paris Agreement
But Europe's relationship with
carbon trading goes much deeper than economics, and «is now rooted in the
bloc's aspirations to global leadership,» said Bernice Lee, an expert in energy and environment at Chatham House, a research institution in London.
The European Union's emissions
trading scheme (ETS) is the world's largest cap - and -
trade scheme, covering about half the
bloc's
carbon dioxide emissions.
Danish concerns were addressed with the introduction of a «cap and
trade approach» to sectors previously considered outside the
bloc's
carbon market such as agriculture, buildings and transport — which alone represents 31 % of the
bloc's emissions.