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Estonia’s and Italy’s National Allocation plans (NAPs) are the 20th and 21st NAPs respectively to be assessed by the European Commission for the 2008 2012 emission trading period
Market confidence in the EU ETS is based in part on the extent to which the market forms the view that there is a capable regulator whose decisions are not subject to political interference or likely to be consistently overturned by judicial challenges
In order to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, Directive 200387EC established a Community scheme for greenhouse gas emission allowance trading within the EU
On 23 September 2009, the Court of First Instance overturned the European Commission’s decision to lower the carbon emission quotas for Poland and Estonia for the trading period from 2008 to 2012
