BREXIT – Implications for Energy Market Participants 19th February in London
A conference on Brexit and its implications for Energy Market Participants will be taking place on the 19th of February in London. Several topic will be covered on the event related to Energy in the UK, including energy security, UK’s post-brexit energy policy, investment in the UK energy sector and regulation and green targets after […]
Update of the EU Emissions Trading System with Brexit
The European Union launched the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) in 2005 in order to decrease emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) and other greenhouse gases at least cost. By establishing a price on carbon and giving an economic value to the tonnes of emissions saved, the EU Emission Trading Systems enhances companies to invest in […]
National subsidies for UK farmers after Brexit
Michael Gove, Britain’s Secretary for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs has announced that UK farmers will receive subsidies from the government of the same amount they’re currently receiving from the EU Common Agricultural Policy (€3.37 billion) for a number of years (probably 5 years) after Brexit, until a new environmental protection subsidies system is implemented. Regarding the payments […]