Ets, What They Are and Why They Weigh on the Bills, What Was Decided After the EU Clash in the Night
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Ets, What They Are and Why They Weigh on the Bills, What Was Decided After the EU Clash in the Night
The European system requires power plants and industries to buy CO2 allowances. The cost borne by electric producers is transferred to the price of energy and can increase household bills.
The premier to the European Council deals to mitigate the impact of CO2 quotas on industry and postpone their extension to buildings and transport. The Commission assesses requests for extra expenditure: it will be seen case by case. The article Meloni fights on the Ets but is stalled. Spires on the additional flexibility comes from The Truth.
The Italian premier for greater flexibility in the application of green policies. Nordics have no intention of giving up on the dossier
The Council is mired: Italy with Cyprus, Greece and the Eastern European countries block the conclusions. Fight also over fuels and impasse over the budget: arm wrestling between 'frugals' and 'cohesionists'
An agreement reached late at night, after hours of tensions and negotiations between European governments. The European Council found a mediation on the node of energy and the Ets system, avoiding a break between the 27 Member States. But the compromise, built by Germany and accepted also by Italy, leaves substantially unchanged the framework of the policies... Read More Energy, agreement in the night on Ets: the EU finds mediation, but few conc…
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