CBAM from 2026: What the New Regulation Means for Photovoltaic Projects
As of January 1, 2026, the European Union will implement the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) – a regulation requiring companies importing goods from non-EU countries to report the carbon footprint generated during their production.
CBAM applies to materials with high carbon intensity, such as iron, steel, aluminum, cement, and electricity.
Why are we sharing this information with you?
At Solarity BG, we closely monitor market developments and regulatory changes to provide you with:
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Full clarity – We cover all key aspects related to CBAM, so you know what to expect.
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Planning readiness – The information enables you to confidently organize projects and investments.
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Transparency and security – Our goal is to provide you with an accurate and reliable market overview, without uncertainty about unknown factors.
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Confidence in decision-making – The information ensures that all critical aspects are considered and that your projects are planned based on complete and accurate data.
Sharing this information is part of our commitment to thinking ahead for our clients and supporting them in planning their photovoltaic projects sustainably and with confidence.