As the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism moves deeper into implementation, attention is increasingly shifting from high-level emissions accounting to […]
The European Commission has moved the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism into its definitive financial phase from 1 January 2026, replacing
Carbon border policy is increasingly acting as a gateway to wider industrial requirements, not just a charge on embedded emissions.
January trading on SEEPEX showed a day-ahead market clearing of 404,970.3 MWh, with an average daily baseload price of €118.13/MWh
From 2026, electricity imports into the EU will be subject to CBAM reporting and, over time, cost exposure linked to
The European Commission has put forward a proposal to revise how emissions are calculated for imported electricity under the Carbon
The European Commission is moving to change how emissions are attributed to imported electricity under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment
Carbon pricing at the EU border is moving from preparation to collection, with exporters reporting that products linked to Serbian
European Union importers are moving from carbon reporting to carbon-linked trade decisions, and the shift is becoming visible in customs
EU trade rules are increasingly translating carbon costs into day-to-day commercial decisions, and electricity is becoming one of the clearest
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is moving from concept to operational detail, and the power sector in South-East Europe
The European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) enters its full enforcement phase in 2026, shifting from a climate policy
