The European Emissions Trading Scheme (EU ETS), which serves as a cornerstone of the European Union''s climate policy, started operating in 2005. In order to investigate the effects of EU ETS on companies, five case studies of Slovenian companies were conducted. According to the findings, the studied companies are very familiar with EU ETS. They have all traded with emission allowances, primarily buying them to make up for the shortfall in allowances. The introduction of EU ETS provided a stimulus for actual emission reductions as all companies have taken actions to reduce emissions. The main problem of EU ETS in their view is that it bears additional costs and, therefore, represents a cost disadvantage relative to companies from third countries, where such schemes do not exist.

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URN:NBN:SI:DOC-VDV7BPZ8

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Czerny, Albert, Čadež, Simon (2010). Evropska shema za trgovanje z emisijami in njeni učinki na poslovanje podjetij. Naše gospodarstvo, volume 56, issue 3/4, str. 33-44. URN:NBN:SI:DOC-VDV7BPZ8 from http://www.dlib.si

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Czerny, Albert, Čadež, Simon. "Evropska shema za trgovanje z emisijami in njeni učinki na poslovanje podjetij." Naše gospodarstvo volume 56. issue 3/4 (2010) str. 33-44.
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Naše gospodarstvo
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Naše gospodarstvo
2010
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Evropska shema za trgovanje z emisijami in njeni učinki na poslovanje podjetij : študija primerovEU emission trading scheme and its effects on companies : a field study

Evropska shema za trgovanje z emisijami in njeni učinki na poslovanje podjetij : študija primerov
EU emission trading scheme and its effects on companies : a field study