Published: May 25th, 2022,
Last updated: May 30th, 2025
In recent months, discussions about the European Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) reform have often focused on planning security for companies and preventing price shocks for consumers and industry. Price spikes like the one last fall had fueled suspicions of external market manipulation and lent weight to calls for more control of the market (Europe.Table reported). It was hoped that a stable carbon market would make it easier for ETS sectors and other market participants to comply with the new rules.