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Format
Report
Date
24 FEB 2026

The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism: Considerations for Mexico

INETTT's EU CBAM report series continues with a new case study on Mexico.

Preface

The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) took full effect in January 2026, marking a significant shift in global climate and trade policy.

This case study explores the impacts of the EU's CBAM on Mexico, highlighting nuances at the national and subnational levels, the country's preparedness, and possible responses. It was developed with local INETTT member, Instituto de Desarrollo, Energía y Ambiente (IDEA).

INETTT’s CBAM impact series aims to enhance understanding of the mechanism's effectiveness, the challenges likely to arise, and how CBAM implementation can help shape sustainable pathways for global decarbonisation. 

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Bibliographical data

Authors
Isabel Girón, Marco Jano, Itzel Osorio, Erika Ortiz, and Luisa Sierra (Instituto de Desarrollo, Energía y Ambiente, IDEA)
Publication number
003/02-2026
Publication date

24 FEB 2026

Pages
36
Suggested citation
International Network of Energy Transition Think Tanks (INETTT) and Instituto de Desarrollo, Energía y Ambiente (IDEA) (2026): Implications of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment: Considerations for Mexico.