Polish Parliament Seeks Rejection of EU Emissions Trading System 2 (ETS2)
The Polish Parliament opposes the introduction of the European Emissions Trading System 2 (ETS2), fearing increased costs for transport, construction, and household maintenance, which could negatively impact millions of Poles, especially lower-income families. The resolution obliges the government to take action within the European Union to reject ETS2 and to present plans for Poland's withdrawal from the emissions trading system.
Key points
The Parliament fears that ETS2 will lead to significant impoverishment of Poles, especially lower-income families and residents of smaller towns, due to increased living costs.
The government is mandated to take action within the EU to reject the introduction of ETS2 and seek allies among other member states.
The government must present to the Parliament within 30 days information on the possibilities and scenarios for Poland's withdrawal from the emissions trading system.
Status:
In Progress
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