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E&E News: Ireland prepares to play dealmaker on EU’s biggest climate fight of the year

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By Ben Makuch Verified
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Some countries desperately want to gut the Emissions Trading System, others are determined to protect it. Ireland has its work cut out. GREENWIRE | BRUSSELS — The European Union’s most important climate policy is up for review this summer, and Ireland must be the go-between in a major ideological contest among member countries.
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E&E News: EU countries back controversial ETS benchmark update after concessions

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By Ben Makuch Verified
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The European Commission pledged to review its benchmark methodology and provide more free allowances to industry. CLIMATEWIRE | EU member countries have voted to approve updated benchmarks determining the distribution of free pollution allowances under the Emissions Trading System, according to diplomats from three separate countries.
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Kwestia emisji dzieli UE. Irlandia ma twardy orzech do zgryzienia

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By Ben Makuch Verified
| Onet.pl Verified
W połowie lipca Komisja Europejska ogłosi długo wyczekiwany przegląd systemu handlu emisjami. Dojdzie do tego zaledwie dwa tygodnie po objęciu przez Irlandię prezydencji w Radzie UE. Przez kolejne miesiące państwa członkowskie będą toczyć spory o to, jak bardzo złagodzić obowiązującą od 20 lat politykę — system handlu uprawnieniami do emisji, który ma zmusić najbardziej emisyjne branże do płacenia za każdą tonę wyemitowanego dwutlenku węgla. Już teraz przegląd nabrał politycznego charakteru.
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