EU reportedly drafting a plan to end automatic cancellation of excess permits in EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), according to reports

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The EU's decision to potentially stop the automatic cancellation of excess permits in the Emissions Trading System (ETS) could signal a shift towards greater flexibility in carbon trading. This move may impact carbon prices and encourage more speculation in the market, which could ripple through energy and power sectors. Traders should monitor how this regulatory change could affect compliance costs and overall carbon market dynamics.

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