Since 2023, the European Union has begun enacting the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) — a mechanism intended to put a price on embedded carbon in imported goods, combating so-called “carbon leakage”: the displacement of emissions to countries with laxer environmental standards. Under CBAM, companies exporting to the EU must eventually pay for the greenhouse-gas emissions associated with their production processes. By 2026, the scheme will shift from a reporting-only

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