No Quick Get away for Aviation

08 May 2008

It seems that the aviation sector will still be included in the EU Emission Trading Scheme for 2011. The European Parliament is sticking by its tough proposal to include them despite the sector remaining unprepared for trading.

It seems that the aviation sector will still be included in the EU Emission Trading Scheme for 2011. The European Parliament is sticking by its tough proposal to include them despite the sector remaining unprepared for trading. Despite the fact that the sector could account for up to 30% of the EU ETS shortfall in 2011, it seems that the sector still remains unprepared. A PriceWaterhouseCooper (PWC) survey showed that while the sector recognised that the EU ETS would impact their costs, it seemed that had done little /nothing to investigate the traded carbon market. Instead it seems their efforts have been spent lobbying for a change in the EU ETS design and waiting to see the outcome of threatened legal action by US airlines. Either way, they would do well to remember that time flies and may be running out.


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