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Ten EU countries, including Cyprus, call for revision of carbon fuel price
3 sourcesFirst reported 7 days agoUpdated 6 days ago
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- Ten EU countries, including Cyprus, Italy, and Poland, have called for the reconsideration of a new carbon price on fuel.
- The collective stance comes as part of a joint statement that aims to address a separate revision of the EU's carbon market.
- Other countries involved in the statement include Greece, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia.
- The opposition to the proposed fuel levy may create divisions within the European Union.
- This joint effort highlights ongoing debates regarding carbon pricing strategies among EU member states.
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