“The risk is that the market is decided by tolerance to regulatory risk, rather than by emission efficiency.”
EURANIMI is sounding the alarm on the implementation of the hashtag#CBAM: emissions checks at non-EU plants will only be able to start from January 2027, compressing global certifications into a window of 8-9 months. According to the association, the capacity of accredited verifiers may not be sufficient, with a possible widespread use of default values (often higher than real emissions) and a direct impact on contracts and pricing for 2026-2027 supplies.
This is why EURANIMI is asking the European Commission to extend the deadline for declarations based on verified emissions to 31 December 2027, writes SteelOrbis.
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Steel Orbis
Italian
23 February 2026
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