This training is for professional development and the certificate obtained does not replace MYK certification in training that requires MYK certification.

What is the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)?

The Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a system developed to monitor and reduce carbon emissions from high-emission industries. This program is an important tool for integrating carbon pricing systems and achieving the EU's goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.

Training Program Content

• 1. Definition and Objectives of CBAM
• The basic principles and objectives of CBAM, which was developed to monitor and reduce carbon emissions from high-emission industries.
• 2. CBAM and Carbon Pricing
• Integration of CBAM with carbon pricing systems and its impact on global trade.
• 3. EU Climate Goals
• The goal of carbon neutrality by 2050 and how CBAM contributes to achieving these goals.
• 4. CBAM Application Areas and Sectors
• Application Areas: The sectors and products where CBAM applies (steel, aluminum, fertilizers, electricity, etc.).
• Sector-Specific Emissions: The situation in sectors with the highest carbon emissions and how these sectors will be affected by CBAM.
• Global Applications: Carbon regulations in countries outside the EU and the potential impacts of CBAM on international trade.
• 5. CBAM Implementation Process
• Border Carbon Tax Implementation: How the border carbon tax will be applied to firms inside and outside the EU.
• Carbon Monitoring and Reporting: Monitoring carbon emissions and the regular reporting obligations.
• Carbon Certificate and Application Procedures: The process of obtaining carbon certificates and the procedures to follow in CBAM applications.
• 6. Economic and Trade Impacts of CBAM
• Transformation of Foreign Trade: How trade will be reshaped due to carbon regulations, especially the impact on developing countries.
• Impact on the EU and Global Economy: The changes in the EU's foreign trade policies and their impact on global economic balances.
• Green Transformation and Competitiveness: How companies can enhance their global competitiveness by reducing carbon emissions.
• 7. Carbon Balancing and Innovation Strategies
• Low-Carbon Technologies and Innovation: New technologies and innovations that can be used to reduce carbon emissions.
• Methods for Reducing Carbon Emissions: Technical and managerial strategies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
• Green Certificates and Financial Instruments: Financial tools used to invest in projects that reduce carbon emissions.
• 8. Legal Regulations and International Aspects of CBAM
• Legal Framework and International Relations: The legal aspects of CBAM and international trade, including alignment with the World Trade Organization (WTO).
• Legal Obligations: The legal obligations that companies must fulfill to comply with carbon emissions and environmental regulations.
• International Trade and Environmental Agreements: The impact of CBAM on international trade agreements and the cooperation requirements between countries.

The training is open to institutional collaborations (package for institution/company legal entities), and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be reorganized according to your institutional participant profile and needs. As a result of mutual discussions, the scope and method of the training (face-to-face / online) are determined and the relevant processes are completed. In case of mutual agreement, the date, time, and location of the training are planned in line with the availability of your institution’s participants and our instructors.