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Estonia intends to stick with biomethane-powered buses after 2030

Estonia intends to stick with biomethane-powered buses after 2030
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Who needs to pay whom? Commission s energy proposals sow confusion

Estonian state officials are trying to make sense of the European Commission's energy crisis proposals from a week ago. There is plenty of confusion from taxing shale oil producers to the question of whether a majority will suffice in place of consensus.

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Reform, Isamaa, SDE each to receive five ministerial portfolios

The Reform Party, Isamaa and the Social Democratic Party (SDE) are each to be given five ministerial portfolios in Prime Minister Kaja Kallas' (Reform) new coalition government, Isamaa party chair Helir-Valdor Seeder told ERR on Monday morning.

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Environment minister: No one in Estonia knows the price of the green turn

Estonia cannot yet participate in EU climate neutrality negotiations because the Riigikogu has not approved the country's positions, Minister of the Environment Erki Savisaar (Center) said. He added that it is already clear that Estonia will not be able to hit its carbon capture target as it would cost tens of thousands of jobs in forestry.

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Estonia needs to nearly double CO2 emissions cuts in some sectors

Estonia is expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in sectors that have not been subject to quota trading by 24 percent instead of the previous 13 percent to hit "Fit for 55" goals.

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