Connecting Green Trade, Empowering a Low-Carbon Future

The CBAM , is a trade policy tool introduced by the EU to address climate change. It currently covers six sectors: cement, aluminum, fertilizers, iron and steel, chemicals (hydrogen), and electricity. Whether an exported product falls under CBAM must be determined based on the CN code list issued by the EU. The European Commission has proposed expanding CBAM to include downstream products, with plans to add 180 carbon-intensive steel and aluminum-related goods, including machinery and parts, automotive components, household appliances, electrical equipment, and metal products. The expansion is expected to be formally implemented on January 1, 2028.