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New changes in the ETS system will cover waste disposal facilities, may increase garbage bills
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Points clés
- 1. Municipal waste incineration facilities are planned to be included in the ETS starting from 2031.
- 2. Anna Bryłka argues that the new regulation will negatively affect local government budgets.
- 3. Inclusion in the system is expected to significantly increase citizens' garbage bills.
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1. 2031 ETS scope
Anna Bryłka drew attention to the new changes planned in the European Union Emissions Trading System (ETS). Accordingly, from 2031 onwards, facilities where municipal waste is incinerated will also be included in this carbon emissions trading system.
Bryłka stated that the regulation in question will create serious pressure on the budgets of local governments. With the reflection of carbon costs on municipalities, the bills that citizens pay for waste collection services are expected to increase sharply.
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Questions fréquentes
- 1. Q: When will waste incineration facilities be included in the ETS?
- A: The inclusion of facilities where municipal waste is incinerated into the European Union Emissions Trading System (ETS) is planned starting from 2031.
- 2. Q: What will be the impact of the ETS change on citizens?
- A: Due to the new regulation straining municipal budgets, the garbage bills paid by citizens are expected to increase significantly.
- 3. Q: Who made the warning on this issue?
- A: Anna Bryłka was the person who warned that municipalities will be in a difficult situation and bills will increase regarding the matter.
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