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Financial risk
The price of CBAM certificates is expected to double over the next ten years. Predicting and managing supplier emissions becomes essential.
Penalty risk
From 2026, non-compliance fines: €10–50 per tonne not declared.
Reputational risk
Decarbonising upstream now strengthens your positioning as a responsible company.
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Which products fall under the CBAM?
Carbon-intensive imports like steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, electricity. The list may expand with future EU policies.
When does the CBAM enter into force?
In force since 2023 → with a transition phase until end of 2025. Full obligations (incl. fines) start 2026.
How is the carbon price set?
Aligned with the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), ensuring fair competition between EU & non-EU producers.
How does the CBAM affect EU companies?
It levels the playing field by imposing equivalent costs on imports and EU products. EU firms must still innovate and invest in cleaner technologie