Arvi Hamburg: The carbon dioxide quota trading system is driving oil shale electricity out of competition
The EU's emissions trading system (ETS) is a significant factor contributing to high electricity prices, according to Arvi Hamburg.
Ten EU countries demand a milder emissions trading system for industry
Ten EU member states, including Germany, are calling for a review of the emissions trading system to adopt a more lenient approach for industry.
Silver Sillak: The problem is not ETS, but the lack of new power plants
Silver Sillak emphasizes that the real issue facing Estonia's energy market is the insufficient development of new power plants, rather than the Emissions Trading System (ETS).
Several countries consider it necessary to change the emissions trading system
Several countries, including Estonia and others in the European Union, deem it necessary to revise the emissions trading system.
The price of carbon credits fell to its lowest level in seven months
The price of carbon credits in Europe has dropped to its lowest level in seven months amid calls for a review of the emissions trading system.
Estonia is ready to discuss making the ETS more predictable
Estonia is prepared to engage in discussions regarding potential changes to the EU's emissions trading system, following a call for reform by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz.
Ratas: Turbulence in the European Parliament for Changing the Emissions System
Estonian MP JΓΌri Ratas highlights political pressure in the European Parliament to improve the emissions trading system to enhance the competitiveness of EU countries.
URMAS REINSALU β© We need to define Estonia's clear position on European energy policy choices
Estonia's Isamaa party leader Urmas Reinsalu stresses the need for a fundamental change in the EU's emissions trading system to enhance Europe's competitiveness.
Emissions Trading in Europe: What Lies Behind the Drop in COβ Certificate Prices
The price of carbon pollution rights in Europe has dropped to its lowest level since August 2025, driven by a debate initiated by Chancellor Friedrich Merz regarding potential reforms to the EU emissions trading system.
EU carbon prices fall following Germany's desire to intervene in the market
EU carbon prices have sharply declined after calls from Germany, Italy, and the Czech Republic for a review of the bloc's emissions trading system.
Ahti Asmann: What are the economic policy interests of the Estonian state?
Ahti Asmann discusses the need for a thorough risk analysis of the carbon tax in Estonia and the implications of potential changes to the emissions trading system in the EU.
Airlines refuse ETS burdens
Airlines for Europe (A4E) advocates for significant reform of the EU emissions trading system (EU ETS) for the aviation sector, claiming it disproportionately affects European airlines and passengers, and undermines EU's global competitiveness.
The EU Emissions Trading System may be suspended? Germany does not rule it out
Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Merz has suggested that the EU's carbon emissions trading system may need to be revised or postponed to protect industrial competitiveness amid rising energy prices.
From a Belgian Castle, Government Leaders Challenge the Cornerstone of Europe's Green Transition
EU leaders are considering reducing ambition levels in the EU's emissions trading system, seen as crucial for achieving climate goals, to support economically struggling industries.
Ease the ETS. Polish Proposal on the EU Negotiation Table
Poland is lobbying for the retention of free CO2 emission allowances as the EU discusses potential reforms to the EU Emissions Trading System during an informal summit on economic competitiveness.
Disagreement between von der Leyen and Merz on carbon emissions
The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, defends the EU's carbon emission policies amidst criticism from German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and French President Emmanuel Macron regarding high carbon prices.
European Commission President: One billion euros for a pilot minerals project next week
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced a one billion euro funding for a pilot project in the mineral sector, aimed at enhancing industrial transformation and competitiveness.
According to Companies, the Price of Carbon Quotas is Worryingly High
Companies are expressing concern over the high price of carbon quotas in the EU, prompting discussions about potential changes to the emissions trading system.
European chemical giants want to change the emission trading system
European chemical companies are urging the EU to revise its emissions trading system due to high carbon prices affecting their competitiveness.
Will the EU ease the carbon emissions trading system? Political pressure is growing
The EU faces increasing political pressure to reform its CO2 emissions trading system (ETS), with some Central and Eastern European countries advocating for a slowdown in emission reduction efforts.
CO2 Emission Trading: Brussels Takes an Axe to Climate Protection
The EU is discussing plans to further undermine its emissions trading system crucial for climate protection, as prices have surged in recent years.
The Czech Republic calls for changes to the emissions trading system
Czech Prime Minister Andrej BabiΕ‘ urged the European Union to reform its emissions trading system to lower energy prices in a letter to fellow member state leaders ahead of an upcoming competitiveness summit.
ETS problems for companies, electricity from China, Fed president under pressure
The podcast discusses the increasing challenges posed by the EU's climate policy, particularly the emissions trading system (ETS), and its impact on energy-intensive industries.