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stanley taza rioToma啪 Vuk has the carbon. Now he just needs somewhere to send it.Since 2020, Vuk, who sits on the board of the Salonit cement factory in Slovenia, has been plotting to get in on the ground floor of an industry poised to boom in the coming years: carbon capture.Its one of the ways carbon-spewing factories like the one Vuk helps run are supposed to keep operating in a greener future.AdvertisementAdvertisementTheres just one problem: Vuk has nowhere to store any carbon he traps at the plant.Salonit sits roughly 50 kilometers off the Gulf of Trieste, an Italian port nestled near the Adriatic Seas highest point. From there, Salonit can technically ship the carbon anywhere. But for now, it seems the only options are way up in the North Sea 鈥?a protracted and, most notably, expensive trip around the Continent.Vuk said hes willing to s
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EU lodges trade complaint against ArgentinaTrade commissioner says Latin American country import restrictions are hurting businesses
stanley cup in the EU.Copy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInMay 25, 20125:22 am CETBy Toby VogelThe European Union today launched a challenge before the World Trade Organization against Argentinas import restrictions.Karel De Gucht, the European commissioner for trade, said in Brussels this morning 25 May : Argentinas import restrictions violate international trade rules and must be removed. These measures are causing very real dam
stanley thermos age to EU companies,hurting jobs and our economy as a whole. AdvertisementAdvertisementDe Gucht said that the EU had requested consultations with Argentina before the WTO 鈥?the first step under
stanley cup the world trade bodys dispute settlement procedure. If no solution is found within 60 days, the EU has the option of requesting a ruling on the disputed measures from an ad-hoc panel 鈥?a process that normally takes years.The measures the EU is challenging include licensing rules and the obligation for importers to balance their imports with exports.The challenge follows a spat last month between Argentina and the EU over the formers nationalisation of a majority share in YPF, an Argentine energy company, held by Spains Repsol.While the two issues are not directly linked, European businesses and trade officials have been complaining about increasing uncertainty of investments and trade with Argen
