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India’s steel exporters face CBAM costs as 2026 taxation begins fast
Economy
Published on 24 April 2026
By 2026, reporting becomes real charges
As CBAM shifts from reporting to taxation in 2026, Indian steel exporters are staring down higher costs and tighter compliance. They must either cut emissions quickly, move into higher value products, or risk losing their most lucrative market. The transition pressure is mounting even as firms try to modernize production and reduce carbon intensity.
- CBAM moves from reporting to taxation in 2026
- Steel exporters face higher compliance and emissions costs
- Survival hinges on decarbonizing and upgrading product mix
- Missing targets could mean losing key export markets
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