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Decoding CBAM: Understanding the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism and its Recent Changes
OPIS TALKS RENEWABLE ENERGY:
How will the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) reshape global trade? How has the EU Commission proposed to change the CBAM since it first came online in late 2023? What challenges will businesses face as potentially increasing carbon costs are imposed on imports?
In this episode of OPIS Talks, Dan Maleski, CBAM lead at Redshaw Advisors, explains the purpose of CBAM, how it works, and what industries will be most affected. You’ll also learn about compliance requirements, recent policy proposals and potential changes, and the broader implications for supply chains and international competitiveness.
As countries around the world consider similar measures, many are wondering about the future of carbon pricing and its implications for global markets. You'll want to tune in to this episode if you’re a business leader navigating the EU’s carbon regulations, a policymaker shaping climate strategies, or a sustainability professional seeking insights into how CBAM will impact global trade and supply chains.
This interview is hosted by Humberto Juarez Rocha, OPIS senior editor covering carbon and biodiversity markets.
Have questions or feedback? Please drop us a line at [email protected].
The OPIS Carbon Suite offers comprehensive market intelligence solutions, including policy insights, daily and forecasted prices, and robust analytics, to empower sustainability leaders, investors, and traders in navigating the evolving decarbonization economy. With services like CAMIRO, Carbon Market Reports, and Biodiversity Market Reports, OPIS provides the data and expertise needed to make informed decisions in compliance and voluntary carbon markets. Find out more: www.opisnet.com/carbon
Please help us spread the word by sharing OPIS Talks. Hit the share button, subscribe if you’re not already a regular listener, and give us a quick review in Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.
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By OPIS, A Dow Jones CompanyOPIS TALKS RENEWABLE ENERGY:
How will the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) reshape global trade? How has the EU Commission proposed to change the CBAM since it first came online in late 2023? What challenges will businesses face as potentially increasing carbon costs are imposed on imports?
In this episode of OPIS Talks, Dan Maleski, CBAM lead at Redshaw Advisors, explains the purpose of CBAM, how it works, and what industries will be most affected. You’ll also learn about compliance requirements, recent policy proposals and potential changes, and the broader implications for supply chains and international competitiveness.
As countries around the world consider similar measures, many are wondering about the future of carbon pricing and its implications for global markets. You'll want to tune in to this episode if you’re a business leader navigating the EU’s carbon regulations, a policymaker shaping climate strategies, or a sustainability professional seeking insights into how CBAM will impact global trade and supply chains.
This interview is hosted by Humberto Juarez Rocha, OPIS senior editor covering carbon and biodiversity markets.
Have questions or feedback? Please drop us a line at [email protected].
The OPIS Carbon Suite offers comprehensive market intelligence solutions, including policy insights, daily and forecasted prices, and robust analytics, to empower sustainability leaders, investors, and traders in navigating the evolving decarbonization economy. With services like CAMIRO, Carbon Market Reports, and Biodiversity Market Reports, OPIS provides the data and expertise needed to make informed decisions in compliance and voluntary carbon markets. Find out more: www.opisnet.com/carbon
Please help us spread the word by sharing OPIS Talks. Hit the share button, subscribe if you’re not already a regular listener, and give us a quick review in Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.