EU ETS - How to improve the carbon leakage risk assessment?

REDUCING CO2 EMISSIONS - ACKNOWLEDGING SECTORAL REALITIES
Quantitative assessments should be possible at more disaggregated statistical levels, i.e. Prodcom-8, to match ETS realities. In the flat glass sector for instance, NACE-4 includes both activities that are subject to ETS, i.e. basic flat glass production, and downstream activities that are excluded from the scope of ETS, like glass coating. Only PRODCOM-8 statistics allow a proper
assessment in the flat glass sector, i.e. an assessment limited to ETS production and activities.

Glass for Europe is the trade association for Europe's manufacturers of building, automotive and transport glass, all derived from the base material known as flat glass.

Glass for Europe brings together multinational firms and thousands of SMEs across Europe, to represent the whole building glass value-chain. It is composed of flat glass manufacturers, AGC Glass Europe, Guardian, NSG-Group, Saint-Gobain Glass and Şişecam-Trakya Cam, and works in association with national partners gathering thousands of building glass processors and transformers all over Europe.