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Emissions trading: Trading in carbon emissions - how to ensure compliance. John Chennells. Energy World. June 2005 P. 10-11
The EU Emissions Trading Directive - which came into force in January 2005 - promises to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by placing stringent limits on businesses’ ‘freedom to pollute’. Here, LogicaCMG’s John Chennells discusses the need for companies involved to ensure they have the correct systems and processes in place to comply.
Abstract details
Journal title: Energy World
Keywords: CO2
Subjects: Protection of ambient air and climate, Trading, Emissions trading, Carbon emissions, Carbon dioxide
