The Government will force the General Administration and large companies to register and publish their carbon footprint

The Royal Decree will oblige the General State Administration to register its carbon footprint and large companies to publicise it and their emission reduction plans.

The Council of Ministers has approved a Royal Decree that expands the scope of the carbon footprint, compensation and carbon dioxide (CO₂) absorption projects registry created in 2014, which will oblige the General State Administration to register its carbon footprint and large companies to publicize it and their emission reduction plans. This was explained at the press conference after the Council of Ministers by the Vice-President and Minister of Ecological Transition, Sara Aagesen, who specified that the public sector will have the obligation to register the footprint in the Ecological Transition register.

Continue reading news in El Periódico de la Energía