The Finnish Climate Change Panel’s latest report assesses options for developing the EU climate policy framework beyond 2030 with a focus on the EU Emissions Trading System. The report assesses four scenarios for the EU post-2030 climate policy based on economic modelling and legal analysis. It provides information on the impacts of different policy options on Finland and, more broadly, across the EU. Based on the analysis, the Finnish Climate Change Panel provides policymakers three key recommendations for developing EU Emissions Trading System.

The Climate Change Panel has launched four new projects this year. Their themes are the AFOLU sector, adaptation, construction, and the climate handprint. In total, eight projects on different themes are currently underway.

We are delighted that professor Kati Kulovesi, a member of The Finnish Climate Change Panel, has been appointed to the European Scientific Advisory Board on Climate Change for the upcoming term. Looking forward to strengthening the exchange of knowledge and insights!

The memorandum Finland’s Carbon Neutrality Pathway provides an overview of the gap between the current situation and Finland’s climate neutrality goal. It assesses the development of emissions and carbon sinks up to the year 2035 and lists possible sector-specific measures that could make it possible to achieve climate neutrality by 2035. Key messages are available in English.