CBAM is moving from reporting to financial impact.

From 1 January 2026, companies importing CBAM goods into the EU will be required not only to report embedded emissions, but also to purchase and surrender CBAM certificates. This shift transforms CBAM from a regulatory obligation into a direct cost and competitiveness issue.

This practical training, part of the “GHG Emissions Training” series, provides a clear and structured understanding of:

• The regulatory framework and scope of CBAM
• Reporting obligations
• Financial implications from 2026 onward on imports, pricing and margins
• Verification requirements and compliance procedures
• Strategic implications for procurement and trade

Through real examples and applied exercises, participants will develop hands-on skills in emissions calculation, compliance planning and risk mitigation strategies.

The training focuses not only on regulatory understanding, but also on operational and financial readiness.

CBAM is no longer just an environmental compliance topic. It is a business, trade and P&L issue.

Scope of the Training

Participants will be able to:

Understand and apply the legal framework
– Interpret CBAM obligations and ensure full regulatory compliance.
Prepare for the 2026 financial phase
– Understand how CBAM certificates work and how carbon pricing affects imported goods.
Assess financial exposure
– Evaluate the impact of embedded emissions on cost structures, pricing and margins.
Manage reporting and verification requirements
– Improve emissions calculation accuracy and prepare for third-party verification.
Mitigate compliance risks
– Avoid reliance on default values and reduce exposure to corrective adjustments.
Align trade and procurement strategies
– Understand how CBAM influences sourcing decisions and customs treatment.
Strengthen sustainability integration
– Integrate CBAM into broader ESG and decarbonisation strategies.
Anticipate regulatory developments
– Stay informed about ongoing EU policy adjustments and future implementation steps.
Adopt industry best practices
– Learn from practical examples and case studies across affected sectors.

Proposed Participants

This training is designed for professionals involved in regulatory compliance, trade operations, sustainability and financial planning, including:

• Environmental & Compliance Officers
• Sustainability / ESG Professionals
• CBAM Responsible Officers
• Trade, Logistics & Customs Managers
• Procurement & Supply Chain Professionals
• Finance & Controlling Departments
• Legal and Regulatory Advisors
• Industry Representatives (Manufacturing, Energy, Import-dependent sectors)
• Policy Makers and Regulatory Professionals

Prepare early. Manage risk. Protect competitiveness.

Trainers: Μaria Tsiadi, Εvdokia Chrysagi