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European Union Carbon Border Tax Is a Call to Action for U.S. Construction

For construction companies that choose to embrace collaborative, data-intelligent thinking, the low-carbon economy becomes fertile territory for growth and competitive differentiation, not just another regulatory burden.
By Stefan Koch and Stefan Weisenberger
October 19, 2021
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by Stefan Koch
Stefan Koch is Global Lead of the Metals, Mill Products and Mining Industry Business Unit at SAP SE.
by Stefan Weisenberger
Stefan Weisenberger is Global Vice President of the Mill Products and Mining Industry Business Unit with SAP SE.

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