Event Details
An Introduction to CBAM in the EU
CBAM is an environmental policy aiming to achieve climate neutrality by 2050 by preventing carbon leakage from companies shifting carbon-intensive goods from the EU to countries with less stringent climate policies or replacing EU products with more carbon-intensive imports, mirroring and complementing EU-ETS functioning.
Join us for an informative webinar on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), hosted by Global Product Compliance (GPC) in collaboration with the Indian Chemical Council. This session will cover the objectives of CBAM, key aspects including the implementation mechanism, roles and responsibilities of exporters and importers, procedural aspects such as registration, deadlines, and penalties, and the timeline and implications for the chemical sector.
Points to be Covered:
- Overview and purpose of CBAM
- Key features of CBAM
- Roles and responsibilities of exporters and importers
- CBAM timeline and implications
This webinar is vital for chemical industry professionals and stakeholders, such as compliance officers, environmental managers, policymakers, and anybody interested in learning about the influence of CBAM on international commerce and sustainability.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and stay ahead in the evolving regulatory landscape.
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