The European Commission is drafting a plan to provide fertiliser companies with additional free CO2 emissions permits. This move aims to lower compliance costs for businesses that increase their production of bio-based, circular, or low-carbon fertilisers within Europe. The proposal comes as the EU faces rising fertiliser costs and supply chain disruptions. These measures would be integrated into a broader overhaul of the EU carbon market expected in July, potentially including subsidies for farmers to offset high input costs.
