Incoterms energy surcharges

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A practice of including energy-related surcharges (fuel and other energy costs) in the price or freight charges under certain Incoterms to cover volatile energy costs incurred during transport or delivery. The Incoterms themselves do not set energy surcharges; they define responsibilities, cost allocation, and risks, while energy surcharges are an economic adjustment.

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