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Carbon tariffs hit snags while China shifts metals plan - Nov 27, 2025
As of November 27, today’s news features tighter scrutiny on Europe’s carbon border rules and fresh signals from China that could reshape supply dynamics in the metals market. Amendments aimed at closing loopholes allowing companies to circumvent the European Union's new carbon border tariff on their aluminium cannot realistically be implemented before 2028, the CEO of Norsk Hydro said today. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism will place a carbon tax on aluminium and some other commodities like steel entering the European Economic Area from January to account for direct emissions…
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