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Photo – CBAM is the EU’s carbon border tax. What is it and how will it affect business?
CBAM is the EU’s carbon border tax. What is it and how will it affect business?

The situation is almost catastrophic – both we and our European partners will lose from it

Photo – CBAM could hinder decarbonization of smaller steel players in India
CBAM could hinder decarbonization of smaller steel players in India

SMEs will have difficulties due to financial and technological constraints

Photo – As a result of CBAM introduction Ukraine may lose $7.2 bln of GDP by 2030
As a result of CBAM introduction Ukraine may lose $7.2 bln of GDP by 2030

Export losses for the same period may amount to $4.7 billion, of which $3.3 billion refer to iron & steel products

Photo – Losses of Ukrainian steelmakers due to CBAM may amount to $1.6 billion in 2030
Losses of Ukrainian steelmakers due to CBAM may amount to $1.6 billion in 2030

Exports of rolled products and semi-finished products will suffer the most

Photo – CBAM could result in a loss of $2.7 billion in investment for Ukraine in 2026-2030
CBAM could result in a loss of $2.7 billion in investment for Ukraine in 2026-2030

Potential losses for domestic exports over 5 years could amount to $4.7 billion

Photo – Norway is preparing to introduce CBAM in 2027
Norway is preparing to introduce CBAM in 2027

The country's authorities seek to protect national industry and stimulate the reduction of CO2 emissions in the world

Photo – Taiwan will submit a draft law on its own CBAM not earlier than H2 2025
Taiwan will submit a draft law on its own CBAM not earlier than H2 2025

The country intends to harmonize its mechanism with the WTO

Photo – Italy and France to jointly insist on prioritizing CBAM reform
Italy and France to jointly insist on prioritizing CBAM reform

The relevant ministries of the countries agreed on the urgency of revising the mechanism

Photo – EUROFER call again for urgent improvement of CBAM
EUROFER call again for urgent improvement of CBAM

The EBA is concerned about the difference in timeframes for simplifying and increasing the effectiveness of the mechanism

Photo – EU considers exemption of 80% of companies from CBAM levy
EU considers exemption of 80% of companies from CBAM levy

Thus, it is proposed to free companies from bureaucratic red tape

Photo – FEU calls on the government to act on the risks of CBAM for the Ukrainian economy
FEU calls on the government to act on the risks of CBAM for the Ukrainian economy

The introduction of the EU carbon tax could lead to a drop in GDP and job losses

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