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The EU emissions trading system (ETS) is not sufficient for ensuring that Germany meets either its CO₂ emissions reduction goals or the other targets of its energy transition, the German government says in an answer to a parliamentary inquiry by the Left Party. 鈥淢ore specific and appropriate instruments are necessary to ensure a development in accordance with the medium- and long-term climate protection and Energiewende targets,鈥� such as renewables expansion or higher energy efficiency, and to 鈥済uarantee planning security for everyone involved,鈥� the government says. The government also says that a gap in reaching the 2020 effort-sharing emissions reduction goal of the EU 鈥渋s to be expected.鈥� It adds that buying emissions allowances from other EU states is a possibility and that the government will say whether Germany will make use of this option 鈥渋n due course.鈥�

Find the government answer in German .

For background, read the factsheet Understanding the European Union鈥檚 Emissions Trading System.