Tag: Cbam

Europe’s post-2030 ETS debate is about credibility, not softness. Industry wants a stable carbon price, while looser rules could weaken CBAM and investment signals.

The EU CBAM covers imports, not exports. That leaves EU steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, and hydrogen producers exposed to carbon cost gaps abroad.

India’s 90% CBAM compliance subsidy could reshape exporter readiness, MRV capacity, and buyer negotiations across CBAM-exposed supply chains.

Vietnam’s pilot ETS puts steel, cement, and power under carbon pricing, with direct implications for CBAM-exposed exporters and global buyers.

Turkey’s 2027 ETS could create a new compliance carbon market, reshape CBAM exposure, and set the tone for industrial carbon pricing at Europe’s edge.

Europe’s green steel producers want a stronger EU ETS because credible carbon prices protect low-carbon investment, CBAM, and long-term competitiveness.

The EU is expanding CBAM in 2026 to cover more downstream goods, tighten anti-circumvention rules, and reshape trade, pricing, and supply chains.

The EU is tightening CBAM. Here is what importers, exporters, and carbon-intensive industries should watch as anti-elusion rules and scope expand.

European buyers are turning to Chinese carbon credits, but quality risks, China ETS expansion, and EU compliance pressure are reshaping demand.

EU carbon credit rules are splitting the market. Learn why credits face resistance inside the ETS but stronger support outside the cap.