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The 'Next steps for the UK Emissions Trading Scheme 2026' conference will delve into the evolving landscape of the UK Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) as it gears up for significant changes in 2027. This online event will bring together key stakeholders, policymakers, and industry experts to discuss critical issues surrounding compliance, market operations, and the integration of new sectors into the scheme.
Key Discussion Points
Participants will explore various topics, including:
- Market Design & Stability: Understanding the mechanisms that ensure market confidence and compliance as new sectors are integrated.
- Carbon Leakage & Free Allocation: Addressing the risks of emissions shifting overseas and discussing free allocation settings for 2028-2030.
- UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: Evaluating its role in maintaining competitiveness and its implications for international trade.
- Sector Expansion: Insights into the inclusion of maritime emissions and energy-from-waste sectors, alongside greenhouse gas removals.
Regulatory Framework
The conference will also assess recent decisions by the UK ETS Authority, focusing on the incremental approach to market reform and the implications of the Future Markets Policy Consultation. Delegates will consider how these developments affect compliance arrangements and the overall design of the scheme.
Networking Opportunities
Attendees will have the chance to engage with a diverse group of experts, including representatives from government departments, regulatory bodies, and industry leaders. This collaborative environment aims to foster discussions that will shape the future of carbon pricing and emissions reduction strategies in the UK.
For more information and to register, visit the Westminster Forum Projects website.
