Two systems separated at Brexit: EU ETS ≈€80.01, UK ETS ≈£55. A linkage deal was announced in 2025 — here's what converging prices mean.
| EU ETS | UK ETS | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | €80.01 (July 13, 2026) | ≈£55 (mid-2025, ICE) |
| Extra levies | — | Carbon Price Support £18/t on power |
| Border measure | CBAM live since 2026 | UK CBAM planned 2027 |
| Linkage | announced 2025 — UK price expected to converge upward toward the EUA |
Linked markets trade one effective price. UKAs have historically traded £10-20 below EUAs; convergence implies a step-up in UK carbon costs toward €80.01-level. UK plants get EU-CBAM relief in exchange (no border charge on UK exports to the EU). Net effect: the cheap-carbon window for UK industry is closing — efficiency investments made before convergence are bought at a discount.
Boilers, kilns, heat exchangers, valves and steam lines lose energy continuously. Inzonex makes Inzonex Modular Insulation — snap-fastened modules engineered per temperature tier, not generic off-the-shelf jackets:
Every tonne you stop emitting is a tonne you don't have to report: cutting heat loss is a measurable, auditable Scope 1 reduction that flows straight into EU ETS, CBAM and your ESG / CSRD disclosures — not an offset, an actual emission cut.