ETS

The European Union Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) was established in 2005. The goal of this system was to promote the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions using rational economic mechanisms. The initial objective of the system was to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in the EU by at least 40% by 2030 (compared to levels of 1990). In recent years, there have been changes that revise this target and increase the already ambitious EU plans. According to the latest changes in the EU ETS system, participants are required to take on more responsibilities related to improving energy efficiency.

As part of the establishment or functioning of the internal market and taking into account the need to preserve and improve the environment, EU energy policy aims, in the spirit of solidarity among Member States, to promote energy efficiency and energy savings, as well as the development of new and renewable energy sources (Article 194 TFEU).

The Enim Institute team is involved in the largest national projects related to the EU ETS system. We support our clients in the following areas:

  • Applications for authorization to participate in the EU ETS system;

  • Preparation of monitoring plans and methodology plans for monitoring;

  • Applications for free CO2 emission allowances;

  • Applications for the exclusion of installations from the EU ETS system.

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The changes observed in the energy market in recent years are forcing companies to reorganize their energy strategies. The Polish energy sector is at a crucial stage of its energy transformation. ENIM Institute advises and supports entrepreneurs in developing and adapting energy transformation strategies. Our team of specialists provides comprehensive support at every stage of the investment, from planning to commissioning. We support our clients in implementing and implementing a low-emission energy transition. We provide assistance throughout the entire decision-making and investment process. We also secure investment financing for our clients and assist in obtaining subsidies.