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# CBAM

- [Turkish steel industry navigates a triple squeeze of rising costs, trade barriers and green mandates](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/turkish-steel-industry-navigates-a-triple-squeeze-of-rising-costs-trade-barriers-and-green-mandates) — 25 March · Turkey's EAF-based steel sector faces surging energy costs, escalating protectionism and CBAM compliance pressure, yet retains structural advantages in the green transition.
- [India-EU strategic agenda opens the door to green steel cooperation](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/india-eu-strategic-agenda-opens-the-door-to-green-steel-cooperation) — 16 March · The new India-EU strategic agenda redefines steel's role in bilateral relations through decarbonisation, common standards, and end-user demand. Green hydrogen cooperation and infrastructure projects will drive long-term steel demand.
- [Çolakoğlu Metalurji: Carbon cost and green transition will determine steel prices in 2026](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/colakoglu-metalurji-carbon-cost-and-green-transition-will-determine-steel-prices-in-2026) — 16 March · Çolakoğlu Metalurji targets net zero emissions by 2050 and a 55% emission reduction by 2030. The company says steel prices in 2026 will be shaped not only by supply and demand but also by carbon costs and regulatory compliance.
- [Veysel Yayan: CBAM, quota pressure, and Türkiye's EAF advantage shape the 2026 roadmap](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/veysel-yayan-cbam-quota-pressure-and-turkiyes-eaf-advantage-shape-the-2026-roadmap) — 16 March · TÇÜD Secretary General Veysel Yayan expects crude steel production to exceed 40 million tonnes in 2026. Türkiye's EAF-based structure provides a competitive advantage under CBAM, but renewable energy investment is critical.
- [CBAM hits UK steel exports: carbon cost priced at the border](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/cbam-hits-uk-steel-exports-carbon-cost-priced-at-the-border) — 16 March · Brussels confirmed there will be no Christmas exemption from green levies, leaving British steel producers facing Brexit-like paperwork burdens on £7 billion in EU exports from January.
- [CBAM transition period report published, scope expansion under review for post-2026](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/cbam-transition-period-report-published-scope-expansion-under-review-for-post-2026) — 16 March · From 1 January 2028, CBAM will expand to cover steel and aluminium-intensive downstream products. A Decarbonisation Fund will be established, with 25% of CBAM certificate revenues remaining with member states in 2026-2027.
- [Green steel and the roadmap for low-carbon production](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/green-steel-and-the-roadmap-for-low-carbon-production) — 16 March · CBAM is a de facto trade mechanism that redefines competition through carbon costs. Türkiye's EAF advantage is significant but hinges on decarbonising its electricity mix. The Brussels Effect is transforming steel trade globally.
- [SOGAD: CBAM, inward processing changes, and import pressure will make 2026 tougher for flat steel](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/sogad-cbam-inward-processing-changes-and-import-pressure-will-make-2026-tougher-for-flat-steel) — 16 March · SOGAD Secretary General and sector consultant Asuman Gürsoy warns that CBAM, EU quota proposals and inward-processing changes will make 2026 tougher for steel after a difficult 2025.
- [Steel sector in 2026: CBAM, EU quotas, and the green steel transition](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/steel-sector-in-2026-cbam-eu-quotas-and-the-green-steel-transition) — 16 March · The Turkish steel sector achieved approximately $16.5 billion in exports in 2025 despite global headwinds. But 2026 will be a year of struggle — with CBAM, new EU quotas, and Chinese overcapacity reshaping the landscape.
- [EU Parliament tightens steel quotas by 47%, fully bans Russian and Belarusian steel](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/eu-parliament-tightens-steel-quotas-by-47-fully-bans-russian-and-belarusian-steel) — 16 March · The International Trade Committee voted to cap duty-free steel imports at 18.3 million tonnes per year — a 47% reduction — and impose 50% duties on above-quota imports. All Russian and Belarusian steel imports are banned.
- [EU steel quotas exhausted within days: CBAM makes new imports nearly impossible](https://greensteel.com.tr/article/eu-steel-quotas-exhausted-within-days-cbam-makes-new-imports-nearly-impossible) — 16 March · EU steel imports hit a bottleneck at the start of 2026 as some first-quarter tariff quotas were depleted within days. CBAM has made new steel imports "extremely difficult" or "nearly impossible."