The European Commission seeks to protect the agricultural sector from the potential economic impacts of (CBAM).
CBAM is now fully operational.
CBAM will charge fees on the embodied carbon found in imports of cement, aluminum, electricity, hydrogen, fertilizers, and iron and steel.
The European Commission has published long-awaited detailed rules for CBAM implementation ahead of the official start of the definitive phase on 1 January
The revised EU Default Values and provisional benchmarks are the hot topic across the CBAM community this week
On 4 December, the UK ETS authority published responses to two key consultations concerning the design of ETS.
The Netherlands is becoming the hub for Europe's next major climate project: a cross-border CO₂ transport and North Sea storage network for industrial emitters.
The proposal to amend the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) introduces several targeted adjustments aimed at ensuring a smoother, more predictable start to the market.
A draft document outlining preliminary benchmarks for the EU CBAM was circulated among market participants.