Finland’s government has opted to ban coal in energy production from 2029, a move that the power sector branded “cosmetic” for reducing a tiny amount of residual emissions for €100 per tonne of CO2.
Finland opts for €100/tCO2 coal phase-out branded “cosmetic” by industry
Finland’s government has opted to ban coal in energy production from 2029, a move that the power sector branded "cosmetic" for reducing a tiny amount of residual emissions for €100 per tonne of CO2.
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