What is the Carbon Adjustment Border Mechanism (CBAM), and what do you need to know about it?

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The EU’s CBAM tax aims to reduce carbon emissions, with a transition period of these new rules running until December 2025.

Products subject to this new tax include carbon intensive ones, such as: fertilisers, energy, hydrogen, cement, iron, steel and aluminium.

Reporting of carbon emissions when selling products to European member states came into force in October 2023. We know it can be difficult to navigate these rules and guidance, so we are here with a session devoted to helping you understand how to become more confident with these reporting obligations and prepare your business for the implementation of CBAM.

If you can’t make the event live, then don’t worry! If you sign up, we’ll provide you with a recording of the session that you can watch back at your leisure.

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