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Commission president complains over Beijing’s opaque aid to companies
The EU’s plans for environmental subsidies face problems of incentives and transatlantic co-ordination
Climate envoy’s comments come as Washington faces backlash from trading partners and allies over subsidies
A low-carbon electricity generator is threatening to sue over UK government plan for levy on sector
Two most powerful EU member states call on Washington to extend electric vehicle benefits to European manufacturers
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