European power utilities including some that operate nuclear power plants have called for a feasible pathway for achieving a fair energy transition with decarbonisation more evenly spread across all sectors.
In an open letter on EU climate policy, EDF, Enel Group, Fortum, ESB, Statkraft, Uniper and Vattenfall called for “a prompt and strong revision” of Europe’s emissions trading system (ETS) to support the bloc’s increased climate ambition.
In an open letter on EU climate policy, EDF, Enel Group, Fortum, ESB, Statkraft, Uniper and Vattenfall called for “a prompt and strong revision” of Europe’s emissions trading system (ETS) to support the bloc’s increased climate ambition.
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