Business supports climate agreement veto

The Polish Chamber of Commerce has stated that it supports a veto of further EU climate measures. The Chamber claims that an improvement in the competitiveness of the Polish economy is priority one. Herbert Gabryś, chief of the Chamber's climate-energy policy unit, said that the new CO2 emissions standards would raise consumer prices, according to an IAR report. Poland's coal-powered electric stations and the industrial base in Europe might suffer from new laws that would set a goal of 40 percent lower emissions by 2030.