CBAM
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
16 October 2024
Exports of pig iron, billets and long steel products can stop after 2030
15 October 2024
Practice shows that all companies that already submit new reporting have problems with this somewhat complicated documentation
15 October 2024
It is predicted that the details of the mechanism will not be announced until mid-2025
15 October 2024
Competition on markets which do not have their CBAMs will rise as companies facing high CBAM payments in the EU will have to search other markets for sales
14 October 2024
According to the Ministry of Economy, the negotiation process has already begun
