Explore news, insights, and guidance designed to help you navigate the evolving European Union Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (EU CBAM).
The European Commission has published a step-by-step guide detailing how non-EU operators can delegate CBAM Registry access rights to their employees using the EU Access Admin-Ext tool.
The European Commission has proposed a critical amendment to the Market Stability Reserve (MSR) to stop the invalidation of excess carbon allowances, reinforcing the stability and predictability of the EU ETS.
The European Commission has updated its CBAM communication portal for 2026. Explore the latest webinars, info sessions, and the newly released Q&A on Article 27A.
A recent EU publication clarifies the January 1, 2026 customs requirements for importers of CBAM goods. Learn why surpassing the 50-tonne threshold mandates a CBAM account or application reference number.
CBAM is now fully operational. Review the essential operational guidelines for 2026, including how to secure your CBAM authorization, navigate the 50-tonne threshold, and ensure customs compliance.
The European Commission will publish the first quarterly price for CBAM certificates on April 7, 2026. Learn how this quarterly average of EU ETS prices impacts the cost of your 2026 imports.
The European Commission has launched a call for tender to establish the Common Central Platform (CCP) for the sale and repurchase of CBAM certificates, with operations beginning in February 2027.
Review the latest CBAM developments from February 2026, including the CCP call for tender, updated default values, new training modules, and the UK CBAM policy summary.
The European Commission has published the CBAM default values and benchmarks for the definitive period as downloadable Excel files.
CBAM officially entered its definitive phase on January 1, 2026. Explore the operational results, trade volumes, and crucial next steps for importers following the first week of live customs validation.
The absolute final deadline to submit your application to become an Authorized CBAM Declarant is March 31, 2026. Act immediately to avoid blocked imports and financial penalties.
The European Commission has announced significant updates to strengthen CBAM, including an expansion to 180 downstream products by 2028, stricter anti-circumvention measures, and a new Decarbonisation Fund.
The amended Regulation as regards simplifying and strengthening the CBAM has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union.
The European Commission is seeking stakeholder feedback on crucial CBAM rules, including emission calculations and free allocation adjustments. Learn what this means for your business and how to submit evidence before September 25, 2025.