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The aim is to propose a design for linked emissions trading systems to facilitate the transformation of difficult-to-abate industries into net zero emitters.

February 9, 2026Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews Energy and Environment

Using Linked Emissions Trading Systems to Transform Difficult‐to‐Abate Industries

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EHErik HaitesInro Consultants (Canada)

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The paper proposes a design for emissions trading systems to achieve net zero emissions in challenging sectors, indicating potential transformations.

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The aim is to propose a design for linked emissions trading systems to facilitate the transformation of difficult-to-abate industries into net zero emitters.
Analyzing existing emissions trading systems and their effectiveness
Designing a proposal for linked ETSs covering specific industries
Incorporating provisions for competitive allowance markets and support for developing countries
Existing ETSs achieve limited reductions in high abatement cost industries
Proposed design promotes low-emission entrants and the retirement of high-emitting facilities
Linking ETSs ensures better management of emissions and encourages global cooperation

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Erik Haites (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69897a86f0ec2af6756e8ad3 https://doi.org/10.1002/wene.70022

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The paper proposes a design for emissions trading systems to achieve net zero emissions in challenging sectors, indicating potential transformations.

Using Linked Emissions Trading Systems to Transform Difficult‐to‐Abate Industries

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