September 28, 2023

How CBAM will ‘change the world’ is uncertain

Under the CBAM, importers into the EU of carbon-intensive goods such as iron and steel will have to begin reporting on the emissions embedded in their products (Photo: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg)

The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism comes into force this weekend, with businesses warning that the legislation will push up prices and may cause delays and disruption at Europe’s borders

On October 1, the transitional phase of the EU

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How CBAM will ‘change the world’ is uncertain

The EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism comes into force this weekend, with businesses warning that the legislation will push up prices and may cause delays and disruption at Europe’s borders

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