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At the Bloomberg #SustainableBizSummit our APAC Sustainability Lead, Teresa Teo, delivered a panel discussion on the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). These are her key takeaways on how companies and governments in Southeast Asia are responding to CBAM and preparing for compliance. The time to act is now. Companies need to understand CBAM's impact, measure their product footprint, and explore decarbonization opportunities. Keeping an eye on domestic and global carbon pricing schemes is essential to managing compliance costs effectively. Carbon emissions are set to become a significant factor in business competitiveness. Customers are increasingly favoring low-carbon products, pushing suppliers to decarbonize. As a key trading partner to the EU, Southeast Asian companies play a crucial role in helping EU importers meet stringent reporting requirements. With the next cycle demanding data on actual embedded emissions, the pressure is on. Southeast Asian governments are planning to introduce carbon pricing schemes for sectors regulated by EU CBAM, aligning with global trends. Are you in a high-emitting sector under EU CBAM? We can help you navigate your CBAM obligations and optimize compliance costs. Contact us: APAC@actcommodities.com

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