EMEA > British Steel seeking emergency £100m loan for EU ETS compliance -Sky

British Steel seeking emergency £100m loan for EU ETS compliance -Sky

Published 14:34 on April 13, 2019  /  Last updated at 15:39 on April 13, 2019  /  EMEA, EU ETS

British Steel is seeking an emergency £100 million government loan to help it buy carbon allowances, Sky News reports, confirming earlier reports that the company was struggling to comply with the EU ETS due to Brexit-related restrictions.
British Steel is seeking an emergency £100 million government loan to help it buy carbon allowances, Sky News reports, confirming earlier reports that the company was struggling to comply with the EU ETS due to Brexit-related restrictions.


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