EU’s CBAM 2026 Regime
What Indian Steel Producers Need to Know – Part 2
Join us for Part 2 of our focused CBAM series, designed for steel producers exporting to the European Union.
As the transition phase moves toward full financial implementation in 2026, regulatory expectations are becoming more defined and technically rigorous. Carbon data accuracy, system boundaries, verification structures and registry obligations will directly influence EU market access.
This session builds on Part 1 by moving deeper into calculation methodology, monitoring structures and practical compliance considerations specific to iron and steel operations.
Webinar Details
- Date: 17th March, 2026
- Time: 4:30 PM – 6:00 PM IST
- Free Webinar
Speaker:
Mohua Banerjee De
Head, Sustainability Services, DQS
What You Will Gain from This Webinar:
- A deeper understanding of CBAM scope for iron and steel products
- Clarity on embedded emissions calculation requirements under EU methodology
- Insight into carbon mass balance application in steel production
- Understanding of monitoring, reporting and verification expectations
- Awareness of registry, declarant and customs reporting obligations effective from 2026
Key Focus Areas:
- Scope of CBAM for Iron & Steel Exports:
Coverage of primary, semi-finished and finished goods under the 2026 regime. - Embedded Emissions Calculation:
System boundaries, direct emissions, electricity-related emissions and precursor impacts. - Carbon Accounting in Steel Operations:
Treatment of fuels, reducing agents, carbonates, waste gases and application of carbon mass balance principles. - Monitoring and Data Governance:
Monitoring plan development, structured data management systems and alignment with EU ETS-based methodology. - Compliance Requirements from 2026:
CBAM Registry framework, Authorised Declarant requirements and customs reporting interface. - Strengthening Compliance Readiness:
Key considerations for maintaining EU market access under the CBAM framework.
Why Part 2 Matters:
With financial obligations beginning in 2026, CBAM is moving from reporting to economic impact.
- Steel exporters must ensure:
- Emissions calculation accuracy
- Structured monitoring systems
- Verification preparedness
- Cross-functional governance alignment
This session provides a structured overview of what this means in operational and regulatory terms.
