Lebanese Europe exports at risk

Since the beginning of 2026, the European "CBAM" law has been putting pressure on Lebanese exports, as it requires products exported to the European Union to account for and report their associated carbon emissions. This increases export costs and complicates Lebanese factories' ability to comply. The law demands a precise system for measuring and reporting emissions that aligns with European standards, which faces significant challenges in Lebanon due to limited data, reliance on various energy sources, and high measurement costs. Failure to accurately verify actual emissions could result in trade losses, especially since the European market accounts for about 33% of Lebanon's trade. Therefore, establishing support programs and technical centers is necessary to ensure factories meet these new requirements and to mitigate the negative impact on Lebanese industrial exports.

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