In a remarkable move towards a greener Europe, the European Union has recently updated its regulations on carbon markets, underlining its deep commitment to the fight against climate change. The reform, part of the ambitious "Fit for 55" strategy, aims to drastically reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% by 2030. The gradual inclusion of maritime transport, the adjustment of quotas for aviation, and the announced end of free quotas for the most polluting industrial sectors are significant steps forward. These measures not only strengthen the carbon market, they also resolutely encourage the adoption of innovative technologies and the transition to a carbon-neutral economy.
This transformed regulatory environment is creating fertile ground for decarbonisation technologies, offering industrial players the tools to reduce their carbon footprint. Among the beneficiaries of these developments, Mini Green Power stands out as a key player in the field of clean energy. Specialising in the Refuse-Derived Fuel (RDF) and biomass waste, we turn environmental challenges into sustainable energy opportunities. Mini Green Power's unique ability to harness these resources - to convert under-utilised waste into clean energy - is not just a response to the need for decarbonisation; it's also a way of turning environmental challenges into sustainable energy opportunities.
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3, march 2024
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