However, European rules will have to take into account industrial specificities.
Italian ceramics wins a long-awaited correction in Brussels: European emission rules will have to take industrial specificities into account. The agreement reached in the trilogue between the Parliament, the Council and the EU Commission...
The European Union has reached an agreement that will allow for specific benchmarks for fuel used in the production of ceramic tiles, a move that is expected to benefit Italy's ceramic industry. The deal, reached in a trilogue between the European Parliament, Council, and Commission, will take into account the specificities of different industries when setting emissions rules.
The Italian ceramic industry, particularly in Sassuolo, had been facing significant emission cuts, but the new agreement will provide more flexibility. The European Emissions Trading System (Ets) will be adjusted to allow for sector-specific benchmarks, with the ceramic industry being a potential beneficiary. The agreement must still be formally approved by the Parliament and Council.
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