TALLINN - The future of Estonian-produced diesel fuel is endangered by a tough CO2 norm from the European Climate Directorate, reports Eesti Paevaleht. The car fuel produced by Viru Keemia Grupp and Eesti Energia from oil shale cannot be sold even in Estonia if the European Climate Directorate manages to implement an environmental restriction based on an arbitrary ratio.Estonia’s chemical industry will thus have to hope for the benevolence of large international companies.“Production will be launched by us, but we will lose a lot of money if we cannot come to the mark...
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