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Without large-scale external financing programs, Ukraine will not be able to meet the challenges of the "green" transition
Over the last four years, the price of CO2 has risen by 700%
As a result, Ukrainian products may lose their competitiveness in the EU market
By 2030, CBAM is expected to cover the energy and energy-intensive industrial sectors
Changes in the emissions trading system will "derail" green steel production, the association is confident
Today there are 68 direct carbon pricing instruments
What does this mean for the EU and beyond
The transition to cleaner technologies and participation in international initiatives will enable China to remain competitive in future green steel markets
Environmental activists criticize European Commission's proposal to sell € 20 billion in surplus carbon permits
Half of the required amount of hydrogen will come from imports
The metallurgy sector accounts for about 8% of global CO2 emissions, which should be reduced by 58% by 2050
With the introduction of the carbon tax, businesses will be able to use mature or new technologies to reduce emissions to reduce their carbon tax liabilities