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Discover the reporting requirements, compliance obligations and practical steps your business can take to reduce risk and remain competitive in a low-carbon economy.The carbon border landscape is changing rapidly, and CBAM is increasingly likely to affect manufacturers and their supply chains directly.The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) entered its definitive period in January 2026, introducing financial obligations for importers of CBAM goods. The UK is following closely behind, with its own CBAM due to come into effect on 1st January 2027 and HMRC now publishing the legislation and guidance businesses will need to understand and comply with.

BCIC West Midlands and Pro Enviro Ltd are hosting a free webinar to help businesses cut through the complexity and understand what these changes mean in practice.

UK & EU CBAM: What Importers and Manufacturers Need to Know Now

This session will cover the current EU CBAM reporting and financial obligations now that the definitive period is in force, what the UK CBAM regime will require from January 2027, and the practical steps businesses can take now to prepare their data, supply chains and compliance processes.Whether you are new to CBAM or already reporting under the EU regime, you will leave with a clearer understanding of your obligations on both sides of the Channel and a practical approach to preparing for compliance.

Join BCIC West Midlands for an informative and practical session featuring Satwat Nawabzada, Lead CBAM Consultant at Pro Enviro Ltd, who will provide a clear overview of CBAM, explain its impact on UK businesses trading with EU markets, and outline the steps organisations can take to prepare.Whether you are directly importing affected products, exporting to the EU, or supporting customers operating within CBAM-affected supply chains, this event will help you understand the risks, opportunities and compliance requirements associated with CBAM.

Covered sectors include iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers and hydrogen, alongside the wider implications for manufacturers and connected supply chains. The EU CBAM also covers electricity.

Key Topics

• What CBAM is and why it has been introduced
• Which products and sectors are affected
• Understanding embedded carbon emissions and reporting requirements
• EU CBAM obligations during the definitive period
• UK CBAM requirements from January 2027
• Implications for UK manufacturers, importers and supply chains
• Data collection and supplier engagement challenges
• Compliance considerations and future developments
• Practical actions businesses can take now

Featured Speaker:

Satwat Nawabzada
Lead CBAM Consultant, Pro Enviro Ltd Drawing on specialist expertise in carbon accounting, trade regulations and CBAM compliance, Satwat will provide practical insights and answer questions to help businesses navigate this evolving regulatory landscape.

Why Attend?

• Gain a clear understanding of CBAM and its potential impact on your business
• Understand the differences between the UK and EU CBAM regimes
• Learn directly from a CBAM specialist
• Stay ahead of emerging compliance requirements
• Identify practical actions to protect competitiveness and market access
• Connect with manufacturers and industry stakeholders facing similar challenges