The Czech Republic Will Not Implement ETS2, Even if Its Launch in the EU Cannot Be Postponed, Babiš Assured After the Summit
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Prime Minister Babiš announced what he would arrange for the Czechs in Brussels. Not only did he fail, but at the summit last week he even agreed to things that he fundamentally rejects in public. Karel Havlíček took a different approach – and succeeded. What is it about? We also explain the dramatic situation in France and the fundamental change...
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) reiterated today that the Czech Republic will not introduce the ETS2 emissions trading system, even if its launch at the European level cannot be postponed. According to him, the government will continue to persuade the European Commission and other member states to postpone the introduction of the system until at least 2030. Babiš made this statement after the EU summit.
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