- The European Commission has set the CBAM certificate price for Q1 2026.
- From 2026, CBAM enters its permanent phase and certificates become mandatory for importing carbon-intensive goods into the EU.
- The system works like a carbon tax and is tied to EU customs/import procedures.
- Importers without the required certificates will face blocked shipments and financial penalties.
Source: rmboulanger.com
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