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Is electricity really in CBAM?

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Yes — imported electricity is a CBAM good. For industrial importers the practical exposure is via cement and fertilizers, where specified indirect (electricity) emissions also count.

From our guide: The CBAM Declaration 2026 — full context, charts and sources there.

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