EU CBAM Advanced Masterclass – Preparing Your Business for Compliance

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is rapidly changing how businesses trade with the EU.

EU importers require UK suppliers to provide emissions data to support their CBAM reporting obligations.

From 1 January 2026, the regulation entered its definitive regime: goods in scope will need to be reported, and carbon pricing will apply. While the legal reporting obligation sits with EU importers, non-EU suppliers, including UK exporters, have a commercial obligation to provide accurate emissions and production data.

This practical half-day advanced masterclass explains:

·       How the EU CBAM framework operates

·       The sectors currently within scope

·       How businesses can assess their exposure

·       How businesses can support their EU customers

Participants will gain a clear understanding of the information required for CBAM reporting and the practical steps organisations should take to respond confidently to CBAM-related requests.

The session will also provide an overview of the proposed UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (UK CBAM) and what businesses trading across both jurisdictions may need to consider in the coming years.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this advanced masterclass, participants will be able to:

·       Understand how EU CBAM operates

·       Identify whether products fall within CBAM scope

·       Understand the emissions and production data required for CBAM reporting

·       Respond compliantly to CBAM information requests from EU customers

·       Understand the direction of the proposed UK CBAM

Who Should Attend

This advanced masterclass is ideal for organisations involved in supplying goods to EU importers, including:

·       Manufacturers and suppliers exporting to the EU

·       Export managers and international trade teams

·       Supply chain, procurement and sourcing managers

·       Customs brokers and intermediaries

·       Trade compliance managers

·       Sustainability and environmental officers

·       Business owners responsible for international trade

Delivery

Virtual classroom via Zoom

This instructor-led session provides a structured and practical learning experience, supported by real-world examples and discussion.

Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions throughout, alongside a dedicated interactive Q&A session with the trainers.

The session is delivered by ChamberCustoms International Trade Specialists with extensive experience supporting UK businesses with customs compliance and CBAM requirements.

Course Fee

Standard rate: £699 + VAT per delegate

Chamber of Commerce member rate: £599 + VAT

Book your place today to ensure your organisation is prepared to respond to CBAM requests from EU customers

What Next?

If you need support calculating embedded emissions and establishing a structured CBAM reporting approach:

If you are unsure whether CBAM applies to your products: