European Investment Bank front loads 3 billion euros to ease carbon market concerns
The EIB is front loading 3 billion euros to help EU nations protect citizens from new carbon costs. This funding supports the shift to cleaner technologies.
The European Investment Bank announced today that it will front-load 3 billion euros to EU 
EU governments to finance investments intended to shield poorer citizens from the European Union's EU upcoming carbon price on heating and transport fuels. This significant funding measure is designed to reduce the distributional impact of the new EU EU carbon market and to ease the political opposition that has previously delayed its launch.
EU governments to finance investments intended to shield poorer citizens from the European Union's EU upcoming carbon price on heating and transport fuels. This significant funding measure is designed to reduce the distributional impact of the new EU EU carbon market and to ease the political opposition that has previously delayed its launch.
