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EU expected to rein in lax ETS Naps
The European commission is under intense scrutiny as it prepares to give its first rulings on national allocation plans (Naps) for phase two of the EU emission trading scheme (ETS). An announcement concerning 11 Naps is due on Wednesday.
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