"Reducing your climate footprint is to increase your competitiveness long term because there is a price for CO2 everywhere in the world. Either it comes in the shape of emissions trading certificates, carbon taxes or paying for the consequences of climate change. A continued commitment to the European Green Deal and a strong climate policy framework are important enablers to realize both net zero and competitiveness" Vattenfall´s CEO Anna Borg stressed in the World Economic Forum (WEF) panel session “European_deal: Industrial, Clean or Green? Will Europe reach climate targets and stay competitive? ” in Davos. Watch the panel session at https://bit.ly/3WtsXY2 #Vattenfall #Davos #WEF25 Ester Baiget, Alexander De Croo, Marc Ferracci, Martin Lundstedt
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