EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is currently under the mandatory reporting phase, which started in January, 2026. This has pushed Indian exporters to adopt more stringent ways of decarbonisation and ensure low-carbon export to the European Union Commission. As the carbon tax has become mandatory from this year, exporters have been navigating many questions regarding their climate impact and changing CBAM landscape globally. 

Date: 25/09/2026

Time: 3PM

Format: Live Online Webinar

Duration: 60 Minutes

Meet the Industry Experts

Mr. Nilesh Bhattad
Founder & CEO | CleanCarbon.ai 

Mr. Prajwal Tupe
CBAM Expert  | CleanCarbon.ai 

Mr. Kashyap Trivedi
CBAM Technical Expert | CleanCarbon.ai 

Moderated by

Shubham Thakur
Climate Journalist & CBAM Expert

Exporters have reported being asked to submit verified and credible CBAM reports. EU importers have been inserting clauses in their purchase order saying the tax liabilities due to increased or inaccurate emissions numbers will only be borne by suppliers. On the other hand, suppliers are struggling to ensure accurate data collection, maintain credible emissions records and keep their business CBAM-proof.

But, how exactly is the Indian iron and steel industry reacting to EU CBAM?

Join exporters, industry experts and CBAM professionals for a practical discussion on how companies are responding to the new CBAM environment—and what exporters should do next.

What You Will Learn

• What CBAM means for Indian exporters in 2026
• What information EU buyers are asking Indian suppliers to provide
• How exporters are collecting and calculating embedded emissions
• How companies are dealing with missing or inconsistent emissions data
• What exporters need to know about documentation and verification
• How steel and other CBAM-covered sectors are responding
• How MSMEs can prepare for increasing CBAM-related data requirements
• Whether carbon intensity could become a competitive factor in European markets
• What exporters should do now to strengthen their CBAM readiness

Who Should Attend?

This webinar is designed for:

• Indian exporters to the European Union
• Steel and aluminium manufacturers
• Engineering goods exporters
• Fertiliser and other CBAM-sector companies
• MSMEs supplying EU markets
• Carbon accounting and compliance teams
• Export and international business teams
• CFOs, COOs and plant heads

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