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South Africa criticises UK plans to introduce CBAM analogue

South Africa notes that this step may contradict WTO rules

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CBAM could harm developing economies – South Africa

The countries of the region should abandon fossil fuels in favor of green energy

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China approves 7.1 million tonnes of new EAF-based steel capacity in first half of the year

The country is accelerating the transition to sustainable steel as the full launch of CBAM approaches

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FEU put forward proposals for effective implementation of the ETS in Ukraine

The Federation prepared and sent a corresponding letter of appeal to the Ministry of Environmental Protection and Natural Resources of Ukraine

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Ukraine needs to intensify negotiations with EU on CBAM

The optimal option is to recognize force majeure and apply a declaratory approach to Ukrainian imports subject to CBAM

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Turk Eximbank raises €1 billion loan to help exporters adapt to CBAM

The loan under the Türkiye Green Export Project is granted for 10 years

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Canada plans to introduce its own CBAM analog

The country should use low-carbon steel in infrastructure projects, the trade union believes

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European service centers are concerned about the impact of CBAM

Some customers are looking for alternatives outside of Europe to import finished steel products

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South Africa considers filing a WTO complaint against the European CBAM

South Africa continues negotiations with the EU in order to find a mutually acceptable solution

Business has identified 4 key conditions for effective climate policy in Ukraine

The business community welcomes the government's initiatives in the field of climate policy, but draws attention to some points

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