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Climate change, Europe: The EU emissions trading scheme - friend or foe? Edward Hopcroft. Petroleum Review July 2004, P. 26-28

Over the past six months there has been growing debate about the merits and short-comings of the European Union’s emissions trading scheme (EU-ETS) initiative to combat climate change. Edward Hopcroft, Strategy Director of LogicaCMG’s UK Energy & Utilities business, takes a closer look at the issues of concern and argues that there is a real chance for companies to benefit from the scheme through effective emissions management and the trading of allowances.

Abstract details

Journal title: Petroleum Review

Keywords: Climate - Climate change

Countries: Europe -

Subjects: Energy efficiency, Protection of ambient air and climate, Trading, Emissions trading, Management and commerce, Policy and Governance, Economics, business and commerce, Transformation [Energy processing] (Conversion), Energy consumption