Curious About CBAM? Here Are 5 Reasons This Workshop Is a Must-Attend!

As the EU tightens regulations on carbon emissions from imported goods, understanding the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is more essential than ever. This online “Introduction to CBAM Workshop” on 7th November will provide vital insights into how CBAM will affect cross-border trade, making it a must-attend for businesses aiming to lead on sustainability. Here’s why you should register today:

1. Gain Understanding of CBAM
   CBAM addresses the issue of carbon leakage, where businesses move production to countries with lower climate standards. By introducing a fair carbon cost on imports, CBAM aims to level the playing field and uphold the EU’s climate goals, impacting various UK industries involved in EU trade.
2. Stay Prepared for Regulatory Shifts
   By 2026, it will require businesses to buy certificates reflecting the carbon content of imported goods. Understanding these changes early on will help you stay ahead of compliance requirements and adapt your business practices accordingly.
3. Learn the Practical Implications for Your Business
   This workshop will break down the operational aspects of CBAM, including certificate pricing linked to the EU Emissions Trading Scheme and annual reporting requirements. Equip yourself with the knowledge needed to manage these obligations confidently.
4. Hear from Industry Experts
   The workshop will feature experienced professionals covering CBAM’s phases, practical implications, and exemptions for goods that have already accounted for carbon costs. Their insights will be invaluable in navigating the new compliance landscape.
5. Gain a Competitive Edge in Sustainable Business
   With an increasing emphasis on responsible production, CBAM compliance offers a chance to position your business as a leader in sustainability. By staying informed and prepared, you can leverage CBAM to strengthen your brand’s commitment to climate goals and gain a competitive advantage.

Event Details
Event Name: Introduction to CBAM Workshop
Date: 7th November
Location: Online
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Please register today to ensure your business is ready for CBAM and its impact on trade and sustainability.

How the Tees Valley Net Zero Programme Can Support You

Tees Valley Net Zero offers fully funded support and up to £2,000 grant funding for your business.  

You will be supported every step of the way with our Net Zero Advisors and Technical Specialists on hand with online and in-person Net Zero consultations. You will also have access to a new web-based tool that will streamline emission calculation, reporting and even generate a Carbon Reduction Plan for your business.

Access information 24/7 through a suite of online tools and resources, including webinars & masterclasses, as well as factsheets and videos, designed to provide clear, concise insights into Net Zero.

If your business is based in Tees Valley (Darlington, Hartlepool, Middlesbrough, Redcar & Cleveland and Stockton-On-Tees), support is fully funded by the UK Government through the UK Shared Prosperity Fund.

Tees Valley Net Zero is delivered by Decerna on behalf of the Tees Valley Mayor and Combined Authority, and the Tees Valley Business Board.

Click here to find out more.