EU CBAM compliance pressures rise for Serbian steel and metal exporters
Serbian steel producers and metal-processing companies supplying European customers face different levels of exposure to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment
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Türkiye and South Korea lead EU flat-steel import supplier rankings in 2025
Türkiye and South Korea were the largest individual suppliers of imported flat steel to the European Union in 2025, according
Downstream CBAM extension targets steel and aluminium-intensive goods in 2028
BRUSSELS and BERLIN, Oct. 22, 2026 — A proposed expansion of the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to
Steel producers face EU carbon costs amid weak demand and import competition
BRUSSELS, Oct. 22, 2026 — European steel producers are dealing with carbon pricing pressures, weak industrial consumption and international competition.
EU aluminium import partner shares and CBAM origin exemptions complicate assessments
Eurostat’s analysis published on March 26, 2025 shows that EU imports of aluminium and articles thereof under HS Chapter 76
Electricity, scrap accounting and CBAM changes shape EU aluminium competitiveness
European aluminium producers are seeking stronger protection against imported metal and downstream products as changes to the EU carbon-market framework
CBAM electricity certificate cycle dates shape treasury planning for traders
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) applies from 1 January 2026, and electricity is covered under CN 2716 00
Electricity imports remain subject to CBAM controls despite the 50-tonne de minimis
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism includes a mass-based de minimis threshold introduced under the 2025 simplification. However, electricity imports
EU CBAM reform talks influence electricity defaults and downstream coverage planning
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) negotiations are being treated as a factor for renewable energy valuations ahead of any
EU Commission proposal would shift CBAM default emissions for imported electricity
The European Commission is proposing a change to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) that could increase the commercial
Indirect physical PPAs under CBAM electricity reform could broaden trader participation
EU CBAM electricity reform is considering broader recognition of indirect physical power purchase agreements (PPAs), a change that could affect
CBAM reform proposal targets electricity congestion evidence for cross-border traders
Reporting actual electricity emissions under the current CBAM framework depends on demonstrating network conditions between a generating installation and the