European Aluminium urges CBAM changes for scrap accounting and import exemption threshold
European Aluminium has asked EU lawmakers to revise two elements of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): the treatment of […]
European Aluminium has asked EU lawmakers to revise two elements of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM): the treatment of […]
European Union importers using actual emissions data under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) face contractual exposure when suppliers do
An initial assessment for CBAM reporting is intended to establish production scope and the monitoring approach before testing a representative
Industrial facilities that manufacture several products using shared equipment must determine how to allocate emissions across their output for reporting
Industrial manufacturers preparing emissions reports under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) need to ensure their calculations are supported
Industrial manufacturers supplying the European Union are advised to separate the benefits of renewable electricity procurement from its impact on
Manufacturers in southeastern Europe may hold complete records of their own operations but still be unable to substantiate actual emissions
Aluminium processors supplying the European Union must account for emissions linked to purchased metal as well as emissions from their
Steel supplied to European Union customers can show different emissions profiles depending on its production route, the materials entering the
Industrial producers supplying goods to the European Union are expected to build reporting systems that link factory operations, production records
Steel and aluminium producers in southeastern Europe are facing increased pressure to provide emissions information linked to goods sold to
Electricity exporters and trading companies across Southeast Europe are facing increased pressure to demonstrate the carbon characteristics and physical delivery