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Ecocem and 100 companies send open letter on EU ETS

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Ecocem is one of over 100 companies to sign an open letter to heads of state and Government calling on EU leaders to maintain a strong and credible EU Emiss...
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Urge the Eu Not to Give in to Pressure on the Ets System

Swedish companies Ikea and Volvo are among more than 100 companies and investors calling on the European Union not to weaken its emissions trading system (ETS). Large industrial companies in Europe are now sharply criticizing the system ahead of a review.

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Ecocem and 100 companies send open letter on EU ETS

Ecocem is one of over 100 companies to sign an open letter to heads of state and Government calling on EU leaders to maintain a strong and credible EU Emiss...

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International Cement Review broke the news in on Thursday, March 12, 2026.
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