Understand how the EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) affects your business – now and in the future. This practical course explains the current EU rules, the implications for UK exporters and importers, how to complete CBAM forms, and what to expect from the proposed UK CBAM system from 2027.
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a significant change to the way carbon‑intensive goods are traded with the EU, with direct implications for UK exporters and importers. Now in its transitional phase, CBAM will introduce financial charges from January 2026, while the UK is also proposing a domestic CBAM system from January 2027.
This event provides a clear and practical introduction to CBAM, explaining what it is, why it has been introduced, and how it operates. It will clarify who is responsible for complying with the rules, outline current requirements and expected future updates, and explore the specific impact on UK businesses trading with the EU.
Attendees will receive hands‑on guidance on CBAM reporting, including how to complete the required forms and a worked example to illustrate the process. The session will also include an overview of the proposed UK CBAM system, helping businesses understand what changes may be ahead and how to begin preparing.
Designed for UK exporters, importers and trade professionals, this event will help you build confidence in understanding CBAM obligations and managing compliance effectively.
Course content:
Intro to CBAM:
• What is it?
• What involves?
• Who is responsible for what?
Current rules and future updates.
UK exporters implications
How to complete the forms
An exercise – a basic completion of the forms (example).
An overview of the proposed UK CBAM system
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