Business
The EU aims to collect €1.4 billion annually from the CO2 emissions tax, which takes effect on January 1, 2026
The top spot in terms of revenue goes not to a region, but to a city
The key argument is the status of a candidate for EU membership
The cost of a certificate per ton of carbon sequestered is currently $15–30
Currently, materials that can be reused are effectively considered waste
The audit covered the entire production chain
This should reduce the administrative burden on the private sector without compromising environmental protection standards
Without clear criteria, officials can interpret the law as they see fit
The country is ready to invest in the development of the circular economy, renewable energy, and the implementation of digital innovations
Up to 3 million tons of food end up being disposed of each year, most of which is still safe to eat
Ukrainian steel industry cannot compete with EU businesses due to the bloc's environmental requirements