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EU scrambles for options as Iran war energy shock hits prices
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EU leaders in Brussels delayed the methane emissions schedule but retained the carbon tax, as the Americo-Israeli attack on Iran has added €100 billion to fossil fuel import costs, threatening Europe's supply security. The decision signals a policy trade-off between climate goals and energy affordability amid heightened geopolitical risk.
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