Organizations importing CBAM-covered goods into the EU must transition from the current reporting phase (October 2023–31 December 2025) to certificate purchasing and financial compliance by 1 January 2026. This workshop establishes organizational readiness, identifies compliance gaps, and develops implementation strategies for Regulation (EU) 2023/956.
Standard Rate: £995 + VAT per participant
Date: Multiple dates available
Format: Two-session in-person workshop tailored to your organization’s CBAM challenges
Locations: Newcastle, Edinburgh, London
Registration: Email info@decerna.co.uk for pricing and available dates
Workshop Objectives
Participants will:
- Understand CBAM regulatory framework and compliance obligations specific to their organization
- Identify which goods within their supply chain are subject to CBAM scope
- Develop systems for CBAM declarant registration, emissions data collection, and reporting procedures
- Establish CBAM calculation methodologies appropriate to product categories and supply chain complexity
- Create prioritized implementation roadmap with measurable milestones through 2026
Curriculum
Session 1: CBAM Regulatory Framework and Organizational Compliance
- Regulation (EU) 2023/956: structure, requirements, and relationship to EU ETS
- CBAM scope: product classification, Combined Nomenclature codes, and sector-specific obligations
- CBAM declarant registration requirements, timelines, and authorized representative roles
- CBAM certificate mechanisms: pricing, cost forecasting, and financial planning
- Organization assessment: gap analysis against current compliance status
- Immediate compliance actions: prioritized 90-day implementation steps
Session 2: Emissions Calculation, Data Collection, and Implementation Strategy
- CBAM goods classification and product categorization methodologies
- Embedded emissions determination: direct, indirect, and scope boundary definition
- Default values versus actual emissions calculations: decision frameworks and compliance implications
- Supply chain data collection systems, supplier engagement protocols, and data verification standards
- CBAM reporting procedures, documentation requirements, and audit defensibility
- Customized implementation roadmap: organizational readiness, resource requirements, and 2026 transition plan
Learning Outcomes
On completion, participants will be able to:
- Classify their organization’s imported goods against CBAM scope and product categories
- Assess current compliance status and identify critical gaps
- Implement systems for CBAM data collection and reporting
- Select appropriate calculation methodologies for their supply chain
- Execute CBAM declarant registration and quarterly reporting obligations
- Plan organizational transition to certificate purchasing and financial compliance (2026 onward)
Who Should Attend
- CBAM declarants and authorized representatives
- Compliance officers and sustainability managers
- Supply chain and procurement directors
- Environmental and carbon accounting specialists
- Customs and trade compliance professionals
- Operations managers responsible for EU import logistics
Workshop Deliverables
- CBAM regulatory reference materials and compliance framework
- Calculation templates and methodology selection guides
- Data collection systems and supplier engagement templates
- Organization-specific gap analysis and compliance audit
- Customized implementation roadmap with 90-day action plan and 2026 readiness checklist
- Post-workshop technical support (initial engagement period)
- Certificate of completion
Instructor Expertise
Decerna brings over a decade of Life Cycle Assessment and emissions quantification expertise combined with direct CBAM implementation experience since October 2023. Our technical team has supported organizations across cement, steel, aluminium, fertilizer, and downstream product sectors throughout the CBAM transition period.
Registration and Dates
For available workshop dates, venue details, and to discuss organization-specific CBAM requirements:
Email: info@decerna.co.uk
Please include your organization name, preferred location (Newcastle, Edinburgh, or London), and primary CBAM compliance challenges.
Preparatory Resources
Organisations new to CBAM should review our CBAM Knowledge Base for foundational understanding of CBAM regulation, scope, costs, and compliance requirements before attending.