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Since the early 1990s, the European Union (EU) has been committed to the reduction of greenhouse gases and has set out a range of emissions goals and policies designed to achieve this, beginning with the Emissions Trading Scheme (ETS) in 2005. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a policy tool introduced by the EU that puts a price on the carbon emissions embedded in certain imported goods and precursors. 

Why is CBAM such a hot topic?

The high level of interest in CBAM is due to the following factors:

  1. CBAM will significantly impact prices and market dynamics
  2. CBAM may pose significant risk to EU producers
  3. The solutions to these risks are not straightforward
  4. CBAM will come into force in 2026, therefore the impacts of CBAM are imminent 
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CRU expertise can help you to navigate these changes

 

CRU’s vision is to develop data-led services that are integral to helping companies navigate the energy transition.

  • CRU’s CBAM Special Report - consolidates a range of CRU insights from across the business in a single source. This analysis has been developed by our world-class team of experts across the steel, aluminium and fertilizer supply chains to help you understand the potential impacts CBAM will have on your business and the wider industry. The CBAM Special Report overview provides an outline of what to expect from this Special Report. 

  • Stay Ahead of Policy Shifts - Global carbon pricing is accelerating. The carbon border adjustment mechanism UK will reshape cross-border trade and compliance frameworks. Our experts are tracking every move – subscribe to CRU’s Sustainability and Emissions service for comprehensive data and insights for a greener future.
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