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The analysis aims to evaluate the legal and systemic challenges of the EU CBAM and US BCA proposals in light of GATT obligations and the CBDR-RC principle.

February 2, 2026The Journal of World Energy Law & BusinessOpen Access

The CBAM Regulation and US BCA proposals: an analysis across the GATT non-discrimination obligations and the CBDR-RC principle

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RMRachele MagnaghiUniversity of Milan

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Analysis compares the EU's CBAM and US BCA proposals, highlighting compliance challenges and climate implications.

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The analysis aims to evaluate the legal and systemic challenges of the EU CBAM and US BCA proposals in light of GATT obligations and the CBDR-RC principle.
Comparative analysis of the EU CBAM and US BCA proposals.
Assessment of implications for developing countries.
Evaluation of compliance with GATT non-discrimination obligations.
Examination of the relationship between BCAs and the CBDR-RC principle.
BCAs could mitigate climate change but may impose unfair burdens on developing nations.
Legal challenges arise from potential conflicts with GATT provisions.
Compliance with the CBDR-RC principle is crucial to ensure equitable climate action.
A potential coalition of states advocating for BCAs may emerge, affecting global trade dynamics.

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Rachele Magnaghi (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6980fbbec1c9540dea80d7d5 https://doi.org/10.1093/jwelb/jwaf009

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