CBAM — latest ecology news
Local steel and cement producers need protection in the decarbonization process
Developing countries are concerned about the potential conflict between CBAM and the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities
CBAM will have far-reaching impacts on global trade and the broader energy transition
India is exploring various options to counter the CBAM, including through the World Trade Organization
Compensation for eco-damages through CBAM will have a number of advantages
European steel association Eurofer has expressed concern about CBAM
CBAM will be phased in from 2026 to 2034 at the same rate as free allowances phase out
The carbon tax does not apply to scrap
Entrepreneurs united for the sake of the future of their mainly export-oriented companies
China has opposed the carbon tax for years
Taiwanese steel exporters are likely to have to pay the difference under the CBAM
About 10% of Southeast Asian manufactured goods exports to the EU are subject to CBAM