GreenPolicy

UK Explores Linking Its Carbon Market with the EU, Minister Confirms

2 months ago

The United Kingdom is currently weighing the prospects of integrating its carbon market with that of the European Union, a move that could significantly impact carbon pricing mechanisms and climate policy across both regions. This announcement came from UK Minister of State for Energy Security and Net Zero, Graham Stuart, during a recent interview.

Why Achieving Net-Zero Carbon Emissions is Becoming More Affordable in the UK

3 months ago

The quest for net-zero carbon emissions in the United Kingdom is rapidly evolving, and new insights indicate that this essential goal is becoming increasingly cost-effective. A recent analysis highlights how the financial barriers that once obstructed progress in environmental sustainability are beginning to crumble, providing a clearer path toward carbon neutrality.

EU's Green Initiative Faces Pushback from Carmakers' Lobby for Critical Changes

4 months ago

The European Union's ambitious green policy, aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable transportation, is under scrutiny as the automotive industry raises concerns over its current framework. As lawmakers intensify efforts to meet climate targets, the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) is calling for significant amendments to the proposed regulations to ensure the viability of the car manufacturing sector.