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Photo – EUROFER has called for further refinement of the CBAM before the publication of CO2 prices
EUROFER has called for further refinement of the CBAM before the publication of CO2 prices

The association is calling for the mechanism to be expanded, loopholes to be closed, and support for decarbonization to be accelerated

Photo – Why Ukraine needs a CBAM delay – and why the EU got it wrong
Why Ukraine needs a CBAM delay – and why the EU got it wrong

Of course, a deferral of a few years won’t fix everything

Photo – The impact of the CBAM on iron and steel sector and the Ukrainian economy
The impact of the CBAM on iron and steel sector and the Ukrainian economy

The hardest hit will be the long products and billets sectors, while risks for flat products will rise sharply after 2029

Photo – CBAM to сut Ukrainian iron and steel exports by 2.5 mln t by 2030
CBAM to сut Ukrainian iron and steel exports by 2.5 mln t by 2030

Future of two integrated steel mills in question

Photo – CBAM to cost Ukraine 2.1% of GDP by 2030
CBAM to cost Ukraine 2.1% of GDP by 2030

GDP impact could be higher, depending on changes in the post-war structure of Ukraine's economy

Photo – Ukrainian exporters need an action plan regarding the European CBAM – Metinvest
Ukrainian exporters need an action plan regarding the European CBAM – Metinvest

Ukraine is forced to reduce its exports to this market and is losing out on foreign exchange earnings

Photo – ANNOUNCEMENT: Green Steel Summit 2026
ANNOUNCEMENT: Green Steel Summit 2026

The event will provide an overview of the latest news on regulations, trends, prices, and supply and demand for green steel

Photo – Turkey and the EU discussed the technical aspects of implementing the CBAM
Turkey and the EU discussed the technical aspects of implementing the CBAM

In particular, the parties discussed the recognition of emission verification procedures for Turkish exporters

Photo – The PMGU has called for solutions regarding CBAM exemptions for Ukraine
The PMGU has called for solutions regarding CBAM exemptions for Ukraine

In the context of war and infrastructure destruction, this mechanism poses significant risks to Ukrainian industry

Photo – EU regulations pose a challenge for Ukrainian industry – Metinvest
EU regulations pose a challenge for Ukrainian industry – Metinvest

Domestic businesses, in particular, are already facing challenges related to the CBAM

Photo – CBAM could cost Montenegro €191 million per year – EPCG
CBAM could cost Montenegro €191 million per year – EPCG

Electricity accounts for over 35% of the country's total exports

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