The Commission has launched two open public consultations and calls for evidence for the preparation of the EU climate policy framework for the period after 2030, focusing on the role of national climate targets and flexibilities and on the possible use of international credits.

The Commission & the EIB are unlocking an initial €3 billion to spur clean investment in buildings & road transport under ETS2. The new Facility lets EU countries act early, cutting energy bills, supporting clean heating and mobility and ensuring a fair transition before ETS2 starts in 2028.

The Commission has adopted the EU’s first voluntary certification methodologies for permanent carbon removals. Covering DACCS, BioCCS and biochar, the new rules set clear standards, support innovation and investment, and mark the shift from rule-setting to action on the path to climate neutrality.