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Austria’s climate-law approach may impose higher costs, chamber warns

Austria’s Economic Chamber said the country’s separate approach to climate legislation could lead to high costs. The supplied report contains a warning about economic consequences, not a confirmed disruption.

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Higher compliance and transition costs could affect Austrian businesses and prices if the policy proceeds.

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