The European Union is negotiating an expansion of its Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), with potential coverage extending beyond current […]
European aluminium buyers are reassessing sourcing strategies as the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) introduces carbon-related obligations for covered
EU importers preparing their first annual Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) declaration are required to connect customs records, imported quantities
EU importers and overseas suppliers are increasingly seeking contractual clarity for emissions reporting, corrections and verification under the Carbon Border
European unwrought aluminium imports linked to origins subject to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism rose ahead of the mechanism’s
Exporters can face narrower price advantages in the European Union when emissions records do not support the use of actual
Technical assistance versus independent CBAM verification Industrial exporters preparing emissions reports for European Union customers need to separate technical assistance
EUROFER reported that in the first half of 2026 Chinese steel imports rose by 40% year on year, while Indonesian
Steel and aluminium distributors supplying customers in the European Union need to maintain links between purchased goods, their original producers,
Electricity exporters in Southeast Europe seeking to use actual emissions values for deliveries to the European Union must show that
European steel producers are operating under subdued industrial demand alongside stronger trade protection, with import restrictions and carbon pricing affecting
Aluminium exporters supplying the European Union need to provide a documented link between the metal used in production, upstream emissions
