Helen Bevernage – ERCST

Impact Analysis Report on Optimising the CBAM De Minimis Threshold

Authors: Andrei Marcu, Michael Mehling, Marco Sangiovanni, Helen Bevernage ERCST's Impact Analysis Report on optimising the CBAM de minimis threshold tests whether the current 50-tonne cumulative threshold strikes the best balance...

September 30, 2026All Publications, Competitiveness and carbon leakage - CBAMRead more...

EU CBAM in an International Context

Authors: Andrei Marcu, Michael Mehling, Aaron Cosbey, Marco Sangiovanni, Helen Bevernage ERCST’s paper on EU CBAM in an International Context discusses how the mechanism interacts with third-country carbon pricing systems, trading partner...

September 15, 2026All Publications, Competitiveness and carbon leakage - CBAMRead more...

ERCST’s Response to the French State Aid Notification for New Nuclear Capacity

Author(s): Andrei Marcu, John Cooper, Chiara Cavallera

June 8, 2026All Publications, ElectricityRead more...

ERCST’s feedback to the European Commission’s Draft Implementing Act on CBAM Article 9

Author(s): Andrei Marcu, Michael Mehling, Aaron Cosbey, Marco Sangiovanni, Helen Beverage

June 8, 2026All Publications, Competitiveness and carbon leakage - CBAMRead more...

Response to EU CBAM Q4 2025 Legislative Proposal

Author(s): Andrei Marcu, Michael Mehling, Aaron Cosbey, Marco Sangiovanni, Helen Beverage

March 17, 2026All Publications, Competitiveness and carbon leakage - CBAMRead more...

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