Balkan Nations Seek EU Carbon Tax Rule Changes on Electricity Exports
Serbia and other countries in the Western Balkans, including Montenegro, are calling for amendments to EU rules concerning carbon taxes on electricity exports. They argue that the current CBAM regulations negatively impact the region's energy sector.
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Srbija i države regiona traže izmenu EU pravila o karbonskim taksama na izvoz struje
Uvođenje taksi na izvoz struje iz regiona u EU dovelo je do ozbiljnih problema na tržištu Zapadnog Balkana, zbog čega je ministar energetike Crne Gore Admir Šahmanović uputio pismo nadležnom odboru Evropskog parlamenta u ime pet ekonomija regiona, među kojima je i Srbija, pišu podgoričke "Vijesti", preneo je danas Nedeljnik.rs.
Read full article →Ministar energetike Crne Gore zbog CBAM taksi na struju traži izmenu EU pravila za region, uključujući i Srbiju
Crnogorski ministar energetike Admir Šahmanović je, u ime Crne Gore, Bosne i Hercegovine, Severne Makedonije, Srbije i Kosova ukazao da je naplata tak
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