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13/10/2026
Renault alerta del futuro de la planta de Valladolid por las emisiones de CO2 y la presión china El Economista
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13/10/2026
British MPs have approved rules on how the UK can calculate its incoming border carbon tax rate and provide relief for imports that are subject to foreign carbon pricing – despite opposition from the Conservatives.
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13/10/2026
España defiende mantener la ambición del mercado europeo de CO2 frente a las peticiones de flexibilizarlo El Periódico de la Energía
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13/10/2026
Europe has almost 65 million tonnes of unused waste incineration capacity, yet plans are under way to build or expand plants capable of burning at least another 8 Mt, according to a new study, as campaigners urge the EU to use its carbon market to cu...
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12/10/2026
Early collaboration among governments, industry, and insurers, along with clearer regulation and well-defined risk allocation, can help make carbon capture and storage (CCS) projects easier to insure, according to a paper published on Monday.
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12/10/2026
Chile is aiming to approve carbon standards and methodologies for use under its bilateral Article 6 agreement with Singapore ahead of COP31, while advancing project development with Japan and Switzerland, and seeking new international carbon trading ...
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12/10/2026
The EU has called on global leaders to step up emissions cuts and accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels at November’s COP31 climate summit, while highlighting carbon pricing and emissions trading as cost-effective tools to reduce greenhous...
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12/10/2026
Rules proposed by the EU Commission to extend the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to downstream goods will lift overall costs by as much as 25% by 2034 for certain products, modelling from an analytics firm has shown.
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12/10/2026
European carbon prices rose on Monday to their highest since the end of January as aggressive buying took place while environment ministers were debating proposed reforms to the EU ETS in Brussels, before an afternoon surge in UKA prices to their hig...
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12/10/2026
Czechia and Italy have called for an industry-focused review of the EU Emissions Trading System, and suspension of the bloc’s upcoming carbon market for road transport and heating fuels (ETS2), according to a joint paper presented on Monday.
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