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NGO letter on fossil fuels to the European Commission on Climate, Energy and Environmental State Aid Guidelines (CEEAG)

NGO letter on fossil fuels to the European Commission on Climate, Energy and Environmental State Aid Guidelines (CEEAG)

The CEEAG must pave the way for rapidly ending fossil fuels subsidies and investments, and for enforcing the polluter pays principle by ensuring proper internalisation of the environment, climate and health costs.

7 Oct 2021
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Sarah Brown
 Europe Programme Director
Ember

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This document is Ember’s letter to the European Commission on Climate, Energy and Environmental State Aid (CEEAG) published on October 7th 2021.

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