Surely the whole idea of ESG compliance must include some means of penalising imported products which consist of components produced by non-complying producers? China might not care regarding their internal sales of EV's, but other countries including Australia, US, etc could levy penalties or tariffs on non-complying countries or products? I'm fairly in the dark as far as just what is being planned by governments as far as policing ESG requirements in the future, but this would seem to be a way of forcing non-complying countries/producers to conform to regulations if they wish to export products?
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