Poland, Czech PMs demand ETS quota reform, warn of competitiveness hit

Polish and Czech prime ministers jointly criticized the EU Emissions Trading System, arguing current quota rules undermine their industrial competitiveness. They are pressing Brussels for quota adjustments, signaling a potential intra-EU policy clash over climate ambition versus economic growth. The outcome is uncertain, but the move reflects growing Eastern European resistance to EU climate policy.

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