1. ETS - Noun
2. ETS - Proper noun
(economics) Initialism of emissions trading scheme.
(medicine) Initialism of environmental tobacco smoke.
Synonym: SHS
(military, US) Initialism of end of term of service or expiration of term of service.
(military, US) Initialism of estimated time of separation.
ETS
Initialism of Educational Testing Service: the world's largest private nonprofit educational testing and assessment organization, founded in 1947.
It is literally crazy to be committing to an ETS (emissions trading scheme) before seeing the outcome of Copenhagen . . . and frankly idiotic before we see the final form of the US emissions trading scheme. Nick Minchin
A fixed carbon price would proceed to a floating-price ETS within a few years under the plan. Source: Internet
Although some countries tax the fuel used by domestic aviation, there is no duty on kerosene used on international flights. citation ICAO is currently opposed to the inclusion of aviation in the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS). Source: Internet
ETS plays no role in “boosting” renewables, given that in many member states, levelised costs for renewables are lower than those for the fossil mob (including coal). Source: Internet
EU member states generated €14 billion ($16.6 billion) from auctioning ETS allowances in 2018, according to the European Commission’s carbon market report — double the revenue collected the prior year due to the higher price of the permits. Source: Internet
As for some of the particulars of the code library, Wyoming chose Java with Sencha GXT for its development language, figuring this would be the language most employees would be familiar with, and ETS uses BitBucket Git as its code repository. Source: Internet