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Phasing in CBAM from 2027 and ending free allowances in EU ETS by 2032
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Scope should be extended to include organic chemicals, plastics, hydrogen and ammonia as well as indirect emissions
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EU budget should support least developed countries through amounts equivalent to sums collected through CBAM
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Need for a centralised EU CBAM authority
Source europarl.europa.eu
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