EU CBAM Advanced Masterclass
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The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is set to reshape how UK businesses trade with the EU.
EU importers are now required to report the emissions associated with the goods they import and are increasingly requesting this information from their suppliers. From 1 January 2026, CBAM has entered its definitive phase, introducing more detailed reporting requirements alongside the application of carbon costs.
While the legal responsibility sits with EU importers, UK exporters and suppliers are expected to provide accurate emissions and production data to support their customers.
This practical half-day masterclass offers a clear and accessible overview of CBAM requirements and how your business can respond.
What the course covers
How the EU CBAM framework operates
Which sectors and products are currently in scope
How to assess whether your business is affected
What information EU customers are likely to request
Practical steps to prepare for CBAM requirements
Key benefits for businesses
A stronger understanding of CBAM and its commercial implications
Clarity on whether your products fall within scope
Awareness of the emissions data required
Greater confidence in responding to customer requests
Insight into how CBAM may evolve in the UK
Who should attend
This course is suitable for businesses trading with the EU, including:
Exporters and manufacturers
Supply chain and procurement teams
Customs and trade compliance professionals
Sustainability and environmental roles
Business owners involved in international trade
Led by international trade specialists from the British Chambers of Commerce and ChamberCustoms
Date: Thursday 18 June 9.30am - 1.00pm
Virtual: Zoom Platform
Cost to attend: Members £599.00 + VAT and Non-Members £699.00 + VAT
Supporting your CBAM journey
Not sure if CBAM applies to you? → Take the CBAM Health Check
Need tailored support? → Explore CBAM Consultancy
Attendee Details
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