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CAKE & LIFE ENSPIRE on the “Workshop: Long-Term Strategies for Climate Neutrality” by Fundacja Instytut na rzecz Ekorozwoju
On 18 March 2025. Robert Jeszke, Deputy Director of IOŚ-PIB for Emissions Management and Head of CAKE/KOBiZE and Maciej Pyrka Head of Strategy, Analysis and Auctioning Team at KOBiZE/CAKE and the ENSPIRE project coordinator had the opportunity to participate in the Workshop of the Institute for Sustainable Development entitled ‘Long-Term Strategies for Climate Neutrality by 2050’.
During the meeting, Robert Jeszke presented information on past and current CAKE/KOBIZE/IOŚ-PIB projects, including the LIFE VIIIEW 2050 project, and presented the new CAKE project – LIFE ENSPIRE – ‘Exploring New Scenarios for the Progressive Integration of Neighbouring States into the EU ETS beyond 2050’. He indicated that the aim of the LIFE ENSPIRE project is primarily to:
- Analysing the feasibility of integrating new countries into the EU ETS,
- Interaction of trade and climate policies,
- Extending the horizon of the analysis beyond 2050.
Maciej Pyrka presented the CAKE modelling toolkit, the main results of the CAKE and LIFE VIIEW 2050 analysis and outlined possible next steps for the EU ETS after 2030. He emphasised that for the EU ETS to continue to play a key role in EU climate policy, further reform is needed. Several potential changes include :
- Extension of the scheme to new sectors,
- Introducing carbon dioxide removal (CDR),
- Allowing the use of international credits or linking ETS schemes,
- Suggesting the need for a new institution, the so-called ‘European Central Carbon Bank’.
As part of the key conclusions of the presentation by the KOBIZE/ CAKE representatives, it should be pointed out that CO2 carbon dioxide removal is key to achieving climate neutrality in the EU, and that it is impossible to achieve the 2050 targets without large-scale CO₂ removal/absorption.
