Italy and France Push for Revisions to Europe's Carbon Border Levy
2 months ago
In a significant turn of events within the European Union, Italy and France have jointly called for a reassessment of the controversial carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), which is set to come into full effect in 2026. The two nations argue that the current framework could disproportionately impact their economies and the competitive landscape in Europe.
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EU Mulls Overhaul of Carbon Border Levy to Boost Export Competitiveness
6 months ago
The European Union (EU) is contemplating significant modifications to its carbon border adjustment mechanism, a policy designed to level the playing field for European industries facing international competition. This move comes in response to mounting pressures from exporters who argue that the current framework could hinder their competitiveness in global markets.
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