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Policy & financeJuly 8, 2026

IETA Calls For Swift EU-UK Carbon Market Link And International Credits In Post-2030 ETS

The International Emissions Trading Association (IETA) has published a vision paper calling on the European Union to swiftly link the EU and UK carbon trading systems and integrate international credits into the post-2030 emissions trading scheme. This initiative is crucial for creating a coherent market framework supporting global carbon removal solutions and facilitating cross-border investments in capture technologies.

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