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Six EU Countries Request Additional Emissions Permits
Officials from six European Union member states have requested more emissions permits. The request cites global crises and elevated energy prices.
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Officials from the Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Greece, and Slovakia have asked for additional emissions permits. The request references ongoing global crises and high energy prices.
No further details on the scale of the requested permits or the timeline for a response were provided in the report. The six countries are members of the European Union and participate in its emissions trading system. The system sets a cap on total greenhouse gas emissions and allows trading of emission allowances.
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