Examples of EU ETS Directive in a sentence
Following meetings with member gov- ernments and stakeholders, the Commission published its proposal for an EU ETS Directive in 2001 (CEC 2001).
The detailed proposals on how the 55% climate target can be achieved will be legislated with the “Fit for 55” policy package that will be presented in July 2021, with the EC reviewing and revising all relevant policy instruments to achieve the additional emission reductions, including the EU ETS Directive, the Effort Sharing Regulation, the Renewable Energy Directive, the Energy Efficiency Directive, the LULUCF directive and various Directives for the transport sector transformation.
EU level policies cover those adopted in the fields of energy, transport, and climate until 2018, including the directives and regulations included in the “Clean Energy for All Europeans” package, the revised EU ETS Directive, and key transport policies such as CO2 standards for vehicles, the Directive on alternative fuels infrastructure, etc.