CBAM

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Turk Eximbank raises €1 billion loan to help exporters adapt to CBAM

The loan under the Türkiye Green Export Project is granted for 10 years

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Canada plans to introduce its own CBAM analog

The country should use low-carbon steel in infrastructure projects, the trade union believes

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European service centers are concerned about the impact of CBAM

Some customers are looking for alternatives outside of Europe to import finished steel products

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South Africa considers filing a WTO complaint against the European CBAM

South Africa continues negotiations with the EU in order to find a mutually acceptable solution

Business has identified 4 key conditions for effective climate policy in Ukraine

The business community welcomes the government's initiatives in the field of climate policy, but draws attention to some points

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ICC invited the European Union to a dialogue on the problematic issues of CBAM

The International Chamber of Commerce listed the difficulties faced by companies during the first reporting period

EU duty abolition helped Ukrainian steel industry to survive the war, — Andriy Kryl

There are hopes that the relatively free access of Ukrainian companies to the European market will be preserved

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Japan and South Korea to cooperate in CBAM consultations

Steel producers and exporters see confusion around reporting as one of the problems

Overcoming CBAM challenges for Ukraine and the EU

Solving the existing problems depends on cooperation between Ukrainian and European authorities

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CBAM pushes other countries to introduce similar fees – IETA

Some of the states are likely supporters of the mechanism

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Italy to discuss amendments to CBAM with the EU

The Italian Parliament approved a proposal obliging the government to cooperate with Brussels

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