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The government has confirmed plans for a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism alongside a flurry of changes to the UK's Emissions Trading Scheme, but concerns remain over the timetable and alignment with the EU
UK imports of carbon intensive products such as steel, cement, hydrogen, and fertiliser made in countries without carbon pricing policies in place look set to face carbon levies from 2027, under plans...
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