Expansion of EU ETS will have 'very negative' impact: Former ICAO Council president
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Background ✨
ICAO warned the proposed EU ETS aviation scope expansion from 2029 would undermine CORSIA as the only globally harmonised measure for international aviation CO2, risking double charging and fragmentation of global decarbonisation efforts.1 ICAO Secretary General Juan Carlos Salazar urged Member States to stand together behind CORSIA, citing the need for robust implementation, eligible carbon credits and fuels, and SAF scale-up.2 IATA said an expanded EU ETS would raise compliance costs by 40% to EUR280 billion (2027-2040) and called for full CORSIA implementation without extraterritoriality.3 4