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Energy-intensive industries want 'compensation' for green transition side effects

By euronews (in English)

Published : Oct. 21, 2021 - 03:20

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Peter Claes, President of the IFIEC (International Federation of Industrial Energy Consumers) Europe told Euronews that companies that use a lot of energy to make their products are bearing the brunt of increased energy costs, despite acting to reduce their carbon footprints.

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