International Energy Agency / European Investment Bank / Cambridge University Press / Rescuing EU Emissions Trading / MSR / introducing the MSR / /
Continent
North America / Europe / /
Country
Germany / Slovenia / Latvia / Sweden / Poland / Norway / Belgium / France / Russia / United States / Iceland / Liechtenstein / United Kingdom / China / India / Denmark / /
Currency
USD / EUR / / /
Event
Environmental Issue / Security Buyback / /
IndustryTerm
carbon-intensive infrastructure / energy infrastructure / renewable energy sources / gas wells / energy targets / energy framework / renewable energy / energy policies calls / greenhouse gas / energy package / emissions-reducing technology / energy policies / energy / public bank / electricity / low-carbon energy demonstration projects / electricity industry / greenhouse gas emission allowance trading / chemical element / energy-intensive manufacturing industries / lower energy use / electricity production / storage technologies / energy efficiency / greenhouse gas emission allowance trading scheme / low-carbon technologies / /
Organization
Cambridge University / International Emissions Trading Association / US Environmental Protection Agency / EP's Environment Committee / European Central Bank / European Economic and Social Committee / German Association of Local Utilities / European Parliament / Climate Change Committee / International Civil Aviation Organisation / Bellona Foundation / World Bank / Environment Committee / European Commission / European Council / European Union / /
Person
Frank Ackerman / A. Denny Ellerman / Hans-Joachim Reck / Ivo Belet / Zuheir Desai / Andrei Marcu / Elizabeth A. Stanton / Jean-Claude Juncker / Gregor Erbach / William Acworth / Emilie Alberola / Frank J. Convery / Nicolas Berghmans / /
Position
President / head / author / leader in this sector / CEO / Major / /
Reform of the EU carbon market From backloading to the market stability reserve SUMMARY The EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) aims to achieve cost-efficient reduction of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through a market fo