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Goldman Exposes EU Green New Deal: Carbon Cost Crushing EU Industrial Competitiveness

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by Tyler Durden
Saturday, Feb 14, 2026 - 09:35 PM

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Europe's manufacturing base is in crisis, caught in a perfect storm of higher power prices, intense competition from China, and weak demand from downstream industries. This triple squeeze has put the world's most expensive carbon-pricing market back in the spotlight. If Brussels wants to prevent the decline of Europe and rebuild industrial competitiveness, the bloc's emissions trading system urgently needs reform.

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