Understand the complexities of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), to remain compliant, win new EU trade and maintain good relations with current EU importers.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a regulatory tool first announced by the European Union (EU) in 2023. Since its original inception, the regulation has tried to tackle significant greenhouse gas emissions caused by the production of goods in certain sectors.
Importers based in the EU, along with exporters based outside the EU, now need to ensure they remain fully compliant with CBAM regulations, or face penalties. CBAM is an evolving piece of regulation which demands attention, as non-compliance could see EU importers attract penalties, and potentially a loss of customers based in the EU.
This course will explore the framework of the regulation, and how to remain compliant when exporting goods to the EU. This course explores the rules behind the regulation, and which sectors are affected by the CBAM.
During the course, attendees will understand what data is needed for EU declarants to submit CBAM declarations and remain fully compliant with the regulation. By demonstrating good knowledge of the CBAM, and getting accurate data for the products manufactured, exporters can display great environmental governance, which is very attractive to new customers.
This course is ideal for:
- Manufacturers
- Customs brokers
- Trade compliance managers
- Export sales management
- Environmental officers
- Business owners
Topics covered
- Implementation of CBAM
- Methods used to obtain data
- How to apply installation data when submitting a CBAM report
- CBAM compliance
