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ARTICLE · 13 NOVEMBER 2023

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Climate Law On Its Way In Türkiye

Following the introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as part of the EU legislation, the importers from the countries which are not integrated into the EU's...

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Following the introduction of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism as part of the EU legislation, the importers from the countries which are not integrated into the EU's emission trade system or have not adopted their own carbon pricing mechanisms or are not party to a related treaty between the EU and their country of domicile shall be under the obligation to pay carbon taxes according to the emission values of the facilities manufacturing the imported goods. Considering these developments in the EU in terms of the net zero emission target of the Green Deal, Türkiye is also preparing to adopt its own carbon pricing mechanism and to enact legislation to fight against climate change through the second Draft Climate Law, which brings considerable changes as compared to the first one and which was recently submitted to public's view.

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