CBAM Training & Reporting
Support for EU and UK importers to meet CBAM requirements, prepare reports, and manage emissions data accurately.
Carbon Complete and Sustainable Supply Chains
Carbon reporting under the mechanism are increasingly part of everyday trade and supply chain management. They influence how goods are moved, reported, and costed.
As part of the same group as Customs Complete, Carbon Complete works across carbon management, CBAM compliance, and sustainability. They track emissions, identify where they occur, and provide guidance on meeting EU and UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism requirements.
Working closely with Customs Complete, this approach gives a complete view of supply chains. It helps businesses see where emissions can be monitored, understand CBAM obligations, and integrate sustainability into everyday operations.
Handling CBAM and supply chain operations together provides practical benefits for businesses:
Integrated compliance ensures customs and carbon reporting are coordinated to reduce errors.
Operational efficiency considers carbon impact and CBAM costs from the start.
Cost visibility lets businesses factor CBAM liabilities into import and export planning.
Coordinated data management provides a single source for trade and emissions data.
Faster decision-making comes from combined insights that enable quick adjustments.
Future readiness prepares companies for evolving carbon and trade regulations.
Training on the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is designed for companies that need a deep understanding of both the EU and UK Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms. Each session is built around the company’s operations and data, providing a clear view of the reporting process, emission calculations, and current legislative obligations.
The training covers all critical areas — from identifying Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism-regulated products and defining system boundaries to distinguishing direct and indirect emissions. Practical exercises include case studies and examples drawn from real company data, ensuring participants leave with the knowledge to apply Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism principles effectively within their business.
Training outcomes include:
Identifying and collecting the data required for CBAM reporting
Performing emission and cost calculations (CO₂e per tonne)
Estimating the company’s CBAM exposure and financial implications
Providing reliable emission information to clients and stakeholders
Support can also extend to preparing or reviewing draft CBAM reports to ensure accuracy and consistency before submission.
Reporting involves collecting verified emission data, consolidating supplier information, and preparing submissions in line with EU CBAM requirements and UK mechanism where applicable. Each report is checked for consistency and traceability, ensuring all emission sources and calculations meet current requirements. Regular updates keep the process aligned with legislative changes, reducing internal workload while maintaining compliance across reporting periods.
For additional details on timelines, reporting requirements, and data preparation, visit our CBAM FAQs
CBAM Risk Assessment
The assessment identifies how mechanism costs and rules affect specific products and supply chains. It reviews expected liabilities, potential allowances, and exemptions to outline the financial exposure linked to each import stream. Findings are used to refine pricing strategies, sourcing choices, and supply chain planning. Where appropriate, monitoring tools and reporting processes can be integrated to manage Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism data more efficiently.
Collaborating for Sustainable Trade
Customs Complete and Carbon Complete provide a complete view of supply chains, combining trade compliance, logistics, and carbon management. This helps businesses manage operations efficiently, account for emissions, and stay prepared for mechanism requirements.
Learn more about CBAM support and sustainability services at Carbon Complete.
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