Who is affected
Importers of CBAM goods into the EU, third-country producers supplying the EU market, and procurement and sustainability functions in industry and trade.
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CBAM
CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) puts a carbon price on imports of selected goods such as cement, iron and steel, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity. The courses cover reporting duties, calculation of embedded emissions, the authorised declarant role and verification.
Manufacturing
Energy and environment
Transport and logistics
Oil and gas
Retail
Key requirements
- Quarterly CBAM report for imports of covered goods
- Calculation of embedded direct and indirect emissions
- Authorised CBAM declarant status
- Purchase and surrender of CBAM certificates
- Verification of emissions data by an accredited verifier
Available certifications
Certification track
CBAM — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
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Open certification: CBAM — Basic · Carbon Border Adjustment for All EmployeesBasic
CBAM — Basic · Carbon Border Adjustment for All Employees
A short introduction to what the CBAM is, whether it affects the business, and what to do day to day.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: CBAM — Carbon Border Adjustment MechanismPro
CBAM — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
A carbon levy on imports of emission-intensive goods: embedded emissions, reporting, CBAM certificates and deadlines.
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Open certification: CBAM — Expert · Authorised declarant, emissions methodology and verificationExpert
CBAM — Expert · Authorised declarant, emissions methodology and verification
An in-depth certification for CBAM leads: authorisation, calculation and verification of embedded emissions, certificate accounting and audit readiness.