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Japanese GX Acceleration Agency visits NEa for knowledge exchange on emissions trading
On Wednesday, 11 June, the Netherlands Emissions Authority (NEa) welcomed a delegation from Japan’s GX Acceleration Agency. The ...
Read moreShipping companies pay for CO₂ emissions for the first time
Dutch and internationally operating shipping companies under Dutch jurisdiction were recently required to report their CO₂ ...
Read moreMailing sent to ship owners and verifiers about zero-rating biofuels
Shipping companies, if they meet the necessary monitoring and reporting requirements, can claim a zero-rating of CO2 emissions ...
Read moreZero-rating of CO2 emissions from sustainable biomass in marine bunker fuels
Shipping companies, if they meet the necessary monitoring and reporting requirements, can claim a zero-rating of CO2 emissions ...
Read moreNEa approaches companies to remind them of their obligations
The deadline for submitting verified monitoring plans was set for April 1, 2024, but proved to be unfeasible for many companies.
Read moreRead our latest EU ETS Maritime Newsletter
On April 15th, we sent out our latest newsletter on EU ETS Maritime to, among others, contacts registered in TETHIS-MRV. Topics ...
Read moreCustoms Administration notifies importers of the start of the CBAM transitional phase
The Customs Administration of the Netherlands notifies more than 12,000 importers about the start of the transitional phase of ...
Read moreCO2-registry: switching from GSM/SMS to QR-code
Until today, the most registry users use a method based on GSM/SMS for authentication and transaction signing by receiving SMS ...
Read moreCO2-registry reopened for business
01-09-2020, 1:30 PM The technical issues have been solved. All Kyoto transactions are being processed again.
Read moreRegistration requirement CO2-registry
The responsible department, i.e. the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, has put in place an additional risk ...
Read moreNEa transfers emission allowances 2019
The yearly allocation of emission allowances took place during the night of 25 to 26 February 2019. The 361 Dutch installations ...
Read moreNEa transfers emission allowances 2018
The 370 Dutch installations which are covered by the EU ETS and which have received a free allocation, will receive their 2018 ...
Read moreIncrease annual fee voluntary accounts
As of 2018 the Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa) will increase the annual fee for a voluntary account in the Dutch part of the CO2 ...
Read moreNEa transfers emission allowances 2017
On 24 February 2017, 372 Dutch installations which are covered by the EU ETS will receive their allowances. In total ...
Read moreEuropean Commission continues emissions trading for aviation with a limited geographical scope
The Commission has published the outline of its proposal for the EU Emissions Trading System for aviation (EU ETS) during the ...
Read moreNEa transfers emission allowances 2016
The 374 Dutch installations which are covered by the EU ETS and which have received a free allocation, will receive their 2016 ...
Read moreLaunch of consultation by the European Commission on the functioning of carbon allowance auctions
On December 22 2015 the European Commission launched a consultation on the functioning of EU emission allowance auctions. The ...
Read moreInfographics about how emissions trading works
Today the Dutch Emissions Authority (NEa) will publish a series of infographics showing how the European Emissions Trading System ...
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