We address the latest policy developments on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and their implications for EU importers and third-country operators. We provide a detailed analysis of the proposed amendments, focusing on compliance obligations, enforcement mechanisms, and the broader technical and economic ramifications for stakeholders engaged in cross-border trade.
Key Topics Addressed
- An analysis of the recently proposed CBAM regulatory amendments, with a particular focus on the evolving compliance framework for EU importers
- The practical implications for third-country exporters
- A case study on CBAM certificate cost estimation, covering:
- Data sources and calculation methodology under the revised framework
- Projected CBAM certificate demand and associated cost implications for 2026-2027
