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Importers of aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron, and steel will soon face levies based on the carbon emissions associated with their products
The government has published the default carbon intensity values and methodologies for calculating the levies that companies will have to pay when importing emissions-intensive goods such as cement, steel,...
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