European markets – Windhoek Observer

Niël Terblanché A promising avenue emerged for Namibia’s green industries to access European markets, as the union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) offers a competitive edge for the country’s eco-friendly exports This revolutionary initiative was discussed at the Namibia-EU Trade and Sustainability Conference in Windhoek last week and aims to encourage global adherence to strict climate standards by imposing carbon pricing on imported goods, supporting Namibia's green industrialisation vision. James Mnyupe, Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Commissioner, pointed to CBAM's implication in providing a preferential pathway for Namibian green products such as green iron and ammonia. “These products, developed sustainably, meet high…