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The NAU is, in essence, a subcontractor and has no influence whatsoever on decisions regarding accreditation
It is most likely that the updated list will come into use as early as 2028
While the authorities are drawing up rules for emissions trading, experts are asking a far more important question: does Ukraine have enough resources for a ‘green’ recovery, and where can they be found?
Starting in 2027, emissions prices within the CBAM will be published weekly and linked to ETS figures
Emissions trading has finally moved from a niche market to the mainstream
Amid geopolitical and energy instability, striking a balance between maintaining competitiveness and meeting climate goals is becoming increasingly difficult for the EU
The proposed system creates significant obstacles for global supply chains
Domestic companies are already losing customers and contracts worth millions due to the EU's carbon border adjustment mechanism
The EU executive has not yet commented on this appeal
The EU aims to collect €1.4 billion annually from the CO2 emissions tax, which takes effect on January 1, 2026
Technical consultations between the National Accreditation Agency of Ukraine and the Swedish Accreditation Body (SWEDAC) will begin this week
The key argument is the status of a candidate for EU membership