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European politicians today mainly associate climate policies with costs and rising prices of heating or transport. The Chinese leadership presents them as part of the modernisation of the economy, infrastructure, and a “green lifestyle,” writes Irena Jenčová.
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At a time of geopolitical turbulence and an increased risk of dependence on energy commodity supplies, both European and Slovak leaders are increasingly talking about nuclear energy.
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A Slovak halt to electricity would violate EU market rules as well as the principle of solidarity. Financial penalties and lawsuits from traders over damages would be likely.
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Industrial clusters in the German Rhineland, northern France and around Amsterdam are preparing for a new era. Carbon capture and storage is expected to transform carbon dioxide from a climate burden into a tradable resource.
