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The American ExxonMobil has started arbitration proceedings against the European Union, challenging the requirements to create an infrastructure to store carbon dioxide by 2030, writes the Financial Times. The company seeks to suspend the net-zero law in the industry, calling the schedule unrealistic due to the lack of a viable market. The corporation said that forcing the industry to build such facilities will lead to an increase in energy prices.

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The American ExxonMobil has started arbitration proceedings against the European Union, challenging the requirements to create an infrastructure to store carbon dioxide by 2030, writes the Financial Times. The company seeks to suspend the net-zero law in the industry, calling the schedule unrealistic due to the lack of a viable market. The corporation said that forcing the industry to build such facilities will lead to an increase in energy prices.

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