CBAM — latest ecology news

Proposed phasing out of ETS incentives for European industry from 2028 to 2034

It introduces a fee for carbon emissions not only for importers but also for domestic producers

CBAM and ETS may lead to competition from companies that do not have to face the same climate goals

They require a facilitating regulatory framework in several areas

CBAM to be launched in parallel as a way to protect EU industry from cheaper imports of pollutants

Energy security issues stimulate the fastest transition from fossil fuels to renewable sources

Without large-scale external financing programs, Ukraine will not be able to meet the challenges of the "green" transition

Over the last four years, the price of CO2 has risen by 700%

As a result, Ukrainian products may lose their competitiveness in the EU market

By 2030, CBAM is expected to cover the energy and energy-intensive industrial sectors

Changes in the emissions trading system will "derail" green steel production, the association is confident

Today there are 68 direct carbon pricing instruments