Energy-intensive industries to get more free carbon allowances under EU deal
( November 13, 2026, 08:20 GMT | Official Statement) -- MLex Summary: EU lawmakers and governments have reached a provisional agreement to increase free carbon emission allowances for energy-intensive industries between now and 2030. The deal would provide around 121 million allowances to help sectors including chemicals, glass and ceramics remain competitive and prevent production from moving abroad. The agreement, which still requires formal approval, also sets aside additional support for industries particularly exposed to international competition.Press release follows. ...
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