Nuclear divide widens among EU ministers, as some urge weaker green disclosure rules

Published 19:50 on May 22, 2023  /  Last updated at 19:50 on May 22, 2023  / /  EMEA, EU ETS

Pro- and anti-nuclear factions among the EU’s 27 nations re-emerged during Monday’s ministerial meeting on competition affairs, with some ministers calling for a reduction in newly-introduced sustainability reporting requirements for companies during the jarring session.
Pro- and anti-nuclear factions among the EU’s 27 nations re-emerged during Monday’s ministerial meeting on competition affairs, with some ministers calling for a reduction in newly-introduced sustainability reporting requirements for companies during the jarring session.


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