EU carbon market expansion should go ahead without delay, industry says
( October 6, 2026, 12:00 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: EU governments should implement the bloc's new carbon market for buildings and road transport in 2028 without further delay — and avoid further changes until a scheduled 2029 review — a coalition of 52 companies, industry associations and civil society groups said on Tuesday. The signatories to the letter — including Spanish utility Iberdrola and Danish energy companies Ørsted and Statkraft — said reopening the rules would undermine regulatory certainty, and urged governments to use carbon-market revenues to support clean-energy investment.Press release follows, and is listed below....
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