英文摘要 |
The European Commission proposed draft of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Regulation in July 2021. This legislative initiative aroused a great attention from major trading partners. In particular, carbon prices should be imposed when goods are imported into the EU in the future. The CBAM has been already controversially discussed in March 2021 within the WTO. The Emission Trading System (ETS) of the EU since 2003 cannot really achieve the goal of reducing carbon emissions, and the phenomenon of carbon leakage circumvention still exits. As a consequence, the EU proposed a new CBAM in order to meet the goals of the Paris Agreement of Climate Change and the carbon reduction goal in 2030. The EU has planned to carry out CBAM to ensure effective implementation of mitigation measures against climate change without carbon leakage circumvention. Therefore, imported goods should pay carbon prices imposed by the ETS on industrial manufacturers in the EU. The European Green Deal is currently an important climate policy and CBAM is a key measure of the European Green Deal. The carbon price is an important factor in promoting CBAM. Member states of the WTO have enthusiastically discussed the feasibility of CBAM. This essay analyzes the development trend of CBAM in the EU, in order to provide a reference for industrial manufacturers to transform and adjust towards the green supply chain. |