Broader CBAM push targets downstream manufactured products for EU carbon-cost alignment
BRUSSELS, Oct. 21, 2026 — A coalition of European industrial organisations is urging EU lawmakers to expand the Carbon Border […]
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EU CBAM expansion hinges on customs codes for downstream manufactured goods
Negotiations on expanding the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) to additional manufactured products could change carbon-cost exposure for industrial
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Gas procurement and emissions verification shape CBAM costs for fertilisers
Gas procurement, production technology and emissions verification are central to the competitive position of European suppliers of fertilisers, ammonia and
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CBAM certificate price and EU ETS reserve changes affect cement and clinker imports
European cement manufacturers face pressure to cut emissions from clinker production while competing with imported cement and clinker. The EU
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EU ETS market stability reserve threshold set to rise to 700 million permits
European industrial competitiveness is increasingly influenced by the combined cost of EU ETS carbon, energy prices and production factors, alongside
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EU CBAM import costs hinge on 2026 carbon prices and proposed free-allocation changes
European companies importing steel, aluminium, fertilisers and other goods covered by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) face two separate
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EU ETS market stability reserve threshold raised to 700 million allowances
The Council of the European Union and the European Parliament reached a provisional agreement on October 20, 2026, announced on
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EPS or independent supplier: what Serbian exporters should demand from green-electricity contracts
Serbian industrial buyers comparing a renewable electricity offer from EPS with proposals from independent suppliers have traditionally focused on price,
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From megawatt-hour to exported tonne: proving renewable electricity entered Serbian production
A Serbian factory can buy enough renewable electricity to match most of its annual consumption and still be unable to
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Why renewable electricity does not automatically cut Serbian aluminium CBAM exposure
Aluminium’s reputation as one of the world’s most electricity-intensive industrial materials makes a simple assumption tempting for Serbian processors: buy
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Serbian steel exporters: precursor emissions may matter more than factory electricity
For processors and fabricators, the carbon intensity of purchased steel, material yield and production genealogy can dominate the result even
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The 90-day industrial MRV programme Serbian exporters can start now
Serbian exporters preparing for the definitive CBAM period do not need to begin with a multi-year digital transformation. They need