EU ETS (Aviation)
All airlines, including Asian and North American operators, landing into and flying out of European airports must participate in the Emissions Trading Scheme from 01 January 2012 onwards and reduce their flight emissions. This group is dedicated to track latest developments in the aviation and emissions trading sector.
Chinese, Indian airlines face €2.7 million penalties for EU ETS aviation violations: Report
Climate Connect News, 16 May 2013, London: Ten Chinese airlines and two Indian airlines are facing fines worth €2.7 million under the EU ETS aviation scheme as they have failed to shared emissions data with the EU Commission, the New York Time has reported. |
EU proposes tougher restrictions on ERUs, EUAAs for Phase III of ETS
Climate Connect News, 14 December 2012, London: The EU has proposed stricter provisions for international carbon credits generated under the Joint Implementation, Emission Reduction Units (ERUs) during a meeting of the Climate Change Committee. |
EU to auction aviation allowances from February 2013
Climate Connect News, 13 December 2012, London: EU members are expected to hold auctions of aviation emission allowances under the ETS in February 2013 following a decision the Commission on the matter, the European Energy Exchange (EEX) has reported. |
Airlines may spend $1.4 bn per year to offset carbon emissions: PwCClimate Connect News, 13 December 2012, London: PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) has released a new report, highlighting the challenge in resolving the deadlock on aviation industry emissions. |
Delta becomes the first legacy carrier to join Carbon RegistryClimate Connect News, 11 December 2012, London: The US airline Group, Delta, has joined the Climate Registry after successful verification of its greenhouse gas (GHG) inventories from 2005 to 2010. |
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