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More CBAMs are coming, but tricky questions on help for poorer exporters persist -experts

Published 10:03 on February 26, 2026 / Last updated at 10:03 on February 26, 2026 / / EMEA (Compliance Markets & Taxes, Europe), International (CBAM & Tariffs)

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Border carbon adjustments (BCAs) make it possible for countries to impose the pain of carbon pricing at home – but questions of how much support to give developing exporter countries, and how far to recognise foreign climate policies, raise complications that have not yet been resolved, according to experts.  
Border carbon adjustments (BCAs) make it possible for countries to impose the pain of carbon pricing at home – but questions of how much support to give developing exporter countries, and how far to recognise foreign climate policies, raise complications that have not yet been resolved, according to experts.  


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