• circular economy,  compliance e AEO

    CBAM: EU Commission launches a call for evidence for an impact assessment

    EU Commission launches a call for evidence for an impact assessment on CBAM. The term to provide for the contribution will expire on 26 August 2025. The problems the initiative aims to tackle are: downstream carbon leakage which generates the risk of carbon leakage shifting to later stages of the supply chain. Downstream carbon leakage could occur if higher carbon costs for basic materials in the EU prompt manufacturers of downstream goods to move production abroad where carbon costs for those basic materials are lower. Alternatively, imports of carbon-intensive downstream goods from countries with less stringent climate policies could replace equivalent domestic products with lower embedded emissions. Downstream goods are…

  • compliance e AEO

    CBAM: from July 2024 no default value

    The countdown for the phase of CBAM is going ahead: from July 2024 it is not possible make CBAM reporting with default value. Indeed, as EU Commission explained: “… During the three first quarterly reports (Q4 of 2023 and Q1&2 of 2024), declarants may report embedded emission based on default values made available and published by the European Commission without quantitative limit; From Q3 of 2024 and until the end of 2025, declarants can still report emissions based on estimations but only for complex goods and with a limit of 20% of the total embedded emissions. Using default values would qualify as ‘estimation’….”. It is interesting to recall that CBAM…