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Surge in 2022 installations as Beijing boosts renewable energy while companies in EU run into difficulties
Maroš Šefčovič has promised ‘intensive’ talks amid a growing backlash against bloc’s climate agenda
World’s first carbon border tax will feature penalties of up to €50 a tonne before it enters fully into force
Uncoordinated moves at a national level pose dangers for other countries, particularly poor ones
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