Interview with Sakko director Stephan Mangnus

What is ETS2 and how will it affect you?

Sakko directeur/ eigenaar Stephan Mangnus. Foto: Sakko

The European Union has set ambitious climate targets: by 2030, CO2 emissions must be reduced by 42 per cent compared to 2005. An important step in that direction is the introduction of ETS2 (Emissions Trading System), a new, separate emissions trading system alongside the already existing emissions trading system for the energy sector and heavy industry. Mobility Energy spoke to Sakkko director/owner Stephan Mangnus about this.

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