Committees

Carbon border adjustment mechanisms

Inquiry

The Environmental Audit Committee is launching an inquiry into carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAMs). The inquiry is looking at the role a CBAM could play in addressing potential carbon leakage and meeting the UK’s environmental objectives. The inquiry is also considering the wider impacts, risks and opportunities which might arise if the UK Government were to introduce its own, i.e. unilateral, CBAM.

Read the call for evidence for more detail about the inquiry.

This inquiry is no longer accepting evidence

The deadline for submissions was Monday 25 October 2021.

Work news

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Comment: Carbon border adjustment mechanism
Comment: Carbon border adjustment mechanism
18 December 2023
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Ministers to consult on implementing CBAM following EAC recommendation
Government responds to Environmental Audit Committee report on Greening imports: a UK carbon border approach
21 June 2022
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EAC calls for work on a unilateral CBAM to commence immediately
Committee publish their report on Greening imports: a UK carbon border approach
4 April 2022
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Treasury Minister to be quizzed on carbon border adjustment mechanisms
Environmental Audit Committee hears from the Rt Hon Lucy Frazer QC MP, Financial Secretary to the Treasury
17 February 2022
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What impact could a CBAM have on energy intensive sectors?
The Environmental Audit Committee is to host its second evidence session exploring carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAMs).
3 December 2021
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Academics and experts questioned on carbon border adjustment mechanisms
Environmental Audit Committee hold its first public evidence session on carbon border adjustment mechanisms
19 November 2021
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EAC launches new inquiry weighing up carbon border tax measures
The Environmental Audit Committee announces a new inquiry into carbon border adjustment mechanisms (CBAMs)
24 September 2021
Total results 7 (page 1 of 1)

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