CBAM
Its introduction should be gradual, as the stimulation of environmental behavior requires large investments
It is also necessary to establish an intergovernmental dialogue so that CBAM does not interfere with the cross-border movement of goods
28 October 2024
Representatives of the Ukrainian steel sector expect that the Ukrainian authorities will also pay more attention to the problems of the sector
Ukrainian industry is in unique conditions in terms of the level of negative impact – war and decarbonization
Ukrainian steel companies have certain expectations regarding the application of Part 7 of Article 30 of the CBAM Regulation to Ukraine
Ukraine's negotiating position should consist primarily of qualitative expertise and analysis
The CBAM regulation provides for the possibility of an exception in case of force majeure
It is not yet clear what such a decision will include, but it will certainly not be a complete non-application of CBAM for Ukraine
During such negotiations, it is very important for Ukraine to preserve the volume and continuity of trade
23 October 2024
Ukraine needs time to adapt to European regulation
21 October 2024
Domestic iron & steel industry will be the most damaged by CBAM
17 October 2024
Ukraine may stop export of cement, fertilizers, pig iron, billets, long steel products after 2030