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EU Climate Policy: French Manufacturers Cut Emissions By 43 Mt – EPoS Research Reports

BONN, Germany & MANNHEIM, Germany--(BUSINESS WIRE)--In France, pricing carbon dioxide has proved to be an effective tool for reducing producers’ emissions: According to a new study, the manufacturing sector cut this harmful greenhouse gas by an estimated 15 percent during the first eight years of the EU Emissions Trading System (2005-2012, estimated 5.4 m tonnes per year). In total, this exceeds the CO2 emissions that Sweden emits in one year (38 m tonnes). Output was unaffected by the costs of...

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