英文摘要 |
Emission trading is one of the economic incentive mechanisms for emission pollution control policy. It is deemed as a cost-effectiveness scheme either in theory or in practice. That is, the targeted greenhouse gases emission reduction can be achieved with the lowest cost through this mechanism. As such, this mechanism is recently planned as a commonly used scheme for greenhouse gases emission reduction tool. Among these, European Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) has the largest scale, the longest history, and thus has cumulated the most scheme designs and implementation experiences. It turns out to be a reference and model for many nations or regions in designing such mechanism. The purpose of this paper is to review the scheme of EU ETS, its development, potential challenges in the future, and possible resolution. The implication for the development of ETS in Taiwan is also highlighted. |