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2024 - the basis for trading emissions reports in 2025 for maritime transport (ETS)

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2024 - the basis for trading emissions reports in 2025 for maritime transport (ETS)

ERNST & YOUNG SRL

11 Mar 2024

Authors: Mihai Petre, Director, International Trade, EY Romania and Daniela Neagoe, Senior Manager, International Trade, EY Romania

In an attempt to respond to the current climate challenges and to fulfill the objectives set by the Paris Agreement on climate change, the European Union decided to include the maritime industry in the (EU) Emissions Trading System (ETS).

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