Five EU countries push Brussels to ease carbon costs for industry
Austria and four Central European countries want more flexibility in the EU carbon market, warning high decarbonisation costs risk driving investment and production overseas.
Five EU countries push Brussels to ease carbon costs for industry
Austria and four Central European countries want more flexibility in the EU carbon market, warning high decarbonisation costs risk driving investment and production overseas.
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