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The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a tool designed by the EU to address carbon emissions embedded in imported goods. It aims to create a level playing field by placing a fee on imports based on their greenhouse gas emissions. This video explains how CBAM works, its impact on countries like India, particularly on exports of metals, and the recent updates, including a delay in the purchasing timeline for CBAM certificates. The goal is to promote sustainable trade and prevent carbon leakage, ensuring fair competition and helping the EU meet its climate goals.

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00:04 - Balancing carbon emissions in international trade is crucial.
00:52 - CBAM certificate delays impact global trade dynamics significantly.
01:40 - EU's CBAM ensures equal carbon pricing for imported goods.
02:30 - EU's CBAM aims for 55% gas emission reduction by 2030.
03:17 - CBAM requirements will significantly affect India's metal exports to the EU.
04:03 - India faces higher carbon tariffs due to significant emissions in key industries.
04:54 - One-year delay in CBAM certificate purchasing timeline affects global trade.
05:45 - CBAM aims to enhance sustainability in global trade by 2026.


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