WEBINAR ON DEMAND
Duration: 1 hour

The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is reshaping global trade by placing a carbon price on certain imports to prevent carbon leakage and support the EU’s climate goals. Working alongside the Emissions Trading System (ETS), CBAM requires importers to report embedded emissions and, starting in 2026 (or 2027 under proposed changes), purchase carbon certificates to offset them.Meeting these requirements is complex—importers must identify CBAM-relevant goods, use approved emissions data, and manage reporting in a compliant, auditable way. Standard GHG reporting isn’t enough; companies must adopt CBAM-specific methods.

While compliance is challenging, it’s also an opportunity. Using supplier-specific data reduces certificate costs and offers emissions visibility that drives better procurement and sustainability decisions. Early action not only avoids added costs but positions companies to benefit from operational efficiencies, product differentiation, and reputational gains. This webinar provides a practical roadmap for CBAM compliance and explores how readiness can unlock long-term business value. Topics include:

• Key CBAM requirements and how they differ from GHG Protocol reporting
• The cost advantages of supplier-specific data
• Limitations of legacy reporting tools
• How compliance drives strategic sustainability insights

SPEAKERS

Tatjana Moench
Global Head of Climate Action Solutions, Sustainability Product Marketing
SAP
 

Pete Dabbs
Senior Manager
Deloitte MCS Limited
 

David Parker
​Carbon Solutions and Cost Management
Auditel