Even if theoretically sound, the EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism (CBAM) proposal will likely face significant implementation obstacles. Political resistance from trading partners is already rising, and there are potential legal challenges at the WTO. Correspondingly, it is important for ASEAN and other EU trading partners to deepen their understanding of the CBAM proposal and to generate improvements and possible alternatives.
Source: www.hinrichfoundation.com
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