CBAM Masterclass: Policy, Transition and Compliance

This masterclass examines the tax and regulatory initiatives pursued under the EU Green Deal, with a clear focus on what the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) means for UK exporters supplying goods into the EU.

The workshop provides an overview of CBAM’s technical requirements, the data exporters must gather from their production processes, and the reporting obligations in place during the transitional period. It also looks ahead to the full CBAM implementation from 2026, outlining the compliance expectations placed on exporters supplying EU customers.

We will also provide a short overview of the newly announced CBAM import simplifications, simply to explain how these updates sit within the wider CBAM structure.

Attend this workshop and develop the competencies needed to manage CBAM effectively — including how to collect and calculate emissions data, support your EU customers with accurate reporting, understand certificate requirements, and set up internal procedures to ensure ongoing compliance.

Programme

• What CBAM is and why it has been introduced under the EU Green Deal
• Which goods and sectors fall within scope for UK exporters
• What data exporters must collect from their production processes
• How to calculate embedded emissions and work with suppliers to obtain accurate inputs
• How to support EU importers with transitional reporting obligations up to 2026
• Understanding full implementation from 2026 and what exporters need to provide
• Documentation, internal processes and system set-up for long-term CBAM compliance
• Reporting requirements and record keeping
• Practical steps exporters can take now to ensure they are prepared for customer requests and regulator expectations
• Overview of the new CBAM import simplifications and how these updates fit into the wider CBAM structure

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