The decision to seekanother vote by members of parliament (MEPs) on the so-called ‘backloading’proposals before their summer break was taken by the committee,which met this week for a second time since the measure was rejected.
MEPs last month voted334-315 against the backloading proposal. This would have temporarily removedsome 900 million carbon allowances from the oversupplied scheme.
The rejection sparkedanother plunge in prices, calling into question the very future of the ETS.
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