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  1. The European Commission is dealing with market issues driven by overcapacity, including implementing tariff measures on Japanese steel products, while also deepening cooperation with China on defense and technology.

The EU ETS mandates operational cost increases, affecting various industries as part of the Commission's market issue management.

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The EU ETS mandates operational cost increases, affecting various industries as part of the Commission's market issue management.

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  1. SSAB is building a new plant in Luleå as the European Commission slows the decline of the ETS, affecting steel costs.Sub-event
  2. EU ETS operational cost increases mandated by the European Commission.1 source
  3. Calls are made for permanent derogations to the EU ETS to mitigate competitiveness impacts.1 source

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