EU presidency floats 2030 start for low-carbon steel credits in cars CO2 law
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The Irish EU Council Presidency has floated introducing credits for EU-made low-carbon steel five years earlier than proposed in the European Commission’s revision of the bloc’s CO2 standards for cars, amid complaints from aluminium producers that they are being excluded from the scheme.
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