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EU ETS Revision Should Include Waste-to-Energy to Boost Circular Economy, Says Analysis

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Euractiv

5d ago· 3 min readenInsight

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This article argues that the upcoming EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) revision should include municipal waste incineration to boost recycling rates, reduce external dependencies on critical materials, and abate CO2 emissions. It emphasizes that waste operators' daily decisions on material recovery, energy production, and hazardous waste destruction are shaped by EU climate policy. The piece advocates for including Waste-to-Energy in the ETS while excluding hazardous waste incineration, which serves as an essential depollution service.

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Every day, waste operators make decisions that determine whether materials are recovered, energy is produced, or hazardous substances are safely destroyed.
The upcoming ETS revision is therefore a test of whether EU can design carbon pricing that supports both circularity and environmental protection.
By bringing municipal waste incineration within its scope, the EU can boost recycling rates, reduce EU's external dependencies on critical materials, and sensibly abate CO2 emissions.
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Every day, waste operators decide whether materials are recovered, energy is produced, or hazardous substances are safely destroyed. The ETS revision can support circularity by including Waste-to-Energy while excluding hazardous waste incineration as an e

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