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The EU's plan to relax its Emissions Trading System (ETS) could reduce carbon costs for the textile industry, which is energy-intensive and heavily reliant on fossil fuels for processes like dyeing and finishing. This may provide short-term financial relief and more flexibility for textile manufacturers to invest in decarbonization technologies. However, a looser ETS might slow the pace of green innovation and compliance urgency, potentially delaying the industry's transition to low-carbon operations. The policy shift also signals a more cautious approach to industrial decarbonization, balanci
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