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E-fuels: EU erects trade barriers

Europe wants to meet its demand for synthetic fuels through imports from countries that are rich in renewables. But these imports are to be made more difficult – the resistance to this is building.
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Markus Grabitz
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The EU is in the process of erecting trade barriers for the import of synthetic fuels. The delegated act defining the CO2 sources of RFNBO, which is currently being discussed by the co-legislators, sets higher production requirements in third countries than in the EU.

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