NewzThe member states of the European Union have agreed to increase the allocation of free carbon dioxide emission permits for energy-intensive industries between 2026 and 2030.
The decision was reached on Wednesday by the bloc's twenty-seven governments. According to officials, the measure is designed to provide substantial financial relief to these heavy industries.
The policy change is projected to generate significant cost savings for the targeted sectors, amounting to approximately six billion units of currency.
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