Talga in 2023, page-358

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The Land and Environmental Supreme Court does not dispute that graphite is an important component for the electrification of vehicles and thus for the phasing out of fossil fuels and that the company has invested large sums in the planned operations. However, the parties' attitudes towards a final decision in the case clearly differnot to now predict the Land and Environment Court's final assessment. The nature and extent of the business is such that it can entail a long-term impactthe impact on the environment and other conflicting interests that cannot of course be compensated. The court therefore considers that Talga AB's interest in now challenging the condition without it having gained legal force, does not by a sufficient margin outweigh the interests that argue that a decision with legal force should exist before the condition can be challenged. The interim request for an enforcement order must thereforeis rejected.The decision may not be appealed separately.