EU Emissions Trading System: Implications for European Industry and SMEs
Amid ongoing discussions on the revision of the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS), the Eurochambres Chief Economists Group (CEG), in collaboration with the Czech Chamber of Commerce, is launching its latest publication examining the direct and indirect impacts of the EU ETS on European industry and SMEs. The launch of the study will be marked by a Eurochambres event providing the opportunity to discuss how the ongoing revision could make the current system more effective and workable for businesses. Taking place on 8 December at Prague House in Brussels, the event will feature opening remarks by the Eurochambres President, a presentation of the study’s main findings and a panel discussion, before concluding with Christmas drinks.
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| Time | Session |
| 18:00–18:05 | Welcome and opening remarks
Vladimir Dlouhý, President, Eurochambres |
| 18:05–18:20 | Presentation of Eurochambres Chief Economists Group study EU ETS: Implications for European Industry and SMEs
Presentator tbc |
| 18:20–19:05 | Panel discussion As the EU ETS continues to evolve, what changes could make the system more effective, predictable and workable for Europe’s industry and SMEs? Moderator: Ben Butters, CEO, EurochambresPanellists: • Member of the European Parliament • DG CLIMA, European Commission • Business and/or chamber representative |
| 19:05–19:20 | Q&A |
| 19:20–19:30 | Closing remarks (tbc) |
| 19:30–21:00 | Reception |
Information
- VenuePrague House, Avenue Palmerston 16
- Time18:00 - 19:30 (Reception until 21:00)
- LocationBrussels, Belgium