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Sectoral impacts | Compliance strategies | Market outlook

Join us for a full-day training workshop designed to equip stakeholders across affected sectors with the insights and tools needed to navigate the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). With critical updates from the European Commission expected by December, this training day comes at a pivotal moment for businesses preparing for the next phase of CBAM implementation.

Rotterdam is a practical and accessible location for this training day, offering excellent transport links and proximity to key industrial hubs affected by CBAM. Its central role in European trade and logistics makes it an ideal setting for cross-sector collaboration and discussion.

Why attend?

Following on from Argus' successful CBAM webinar series, this in-person training day builds on key themes and questions raised by participants, offering deeper sectoral insights and practical guidance. As CBAM moves toward its definitive phase in 2026 and certificate purchasing begins in 2027, understanding the evolving regulatory landscape is essential. This workshop offers a timely opportunity to:

• Decode the latest CBAM developments and compliance requirements
• Explore sector-specific impacts and strategic responses
• Engage directly with experts and peers across industries
  
  

Open to importers, producers, traders, compliance officers, sustainability leads and strategic planners, this event is relevant to all sectors currently affected by CBAM - including fertilizers, steel and iron, aluminium and hydrogen.

By registering online you will be asked to pay by credit card. There is an option to pay via invoice. Please note that paying via invoice will incur a €100 administration charge per invoice. Please contact conferencesupport@argusmedia.com to learn more.

VAT

As the event is being held in Netherlands, all in-person delegate tickets are subject to Dutch VAT as per article 53 and article 54 of EU VAT directive. Please note if you are a Dutch business and have provided a valid Dutch VAT number, the services would be subject to domestic reverse charge mechanism.

 

Hotel accommodation and visa application

Delegates are responsible for their hotel, travel and visa arrangements. Event room rates are available on a first come, first served basis.

 

Terms and conditions

View the conference booking terms and conditions.

 

Antitrust compliance reminder

Argus takes compliance with antitrust law seriously. The purpose of the Argus CBAM Training Day is to help market participants understand the major issues shaping the market. The conference sessions will follow the agenda as circulated.

Argus reminds all participants of the need to be mindful of the requirement to comply with antitrust and competition laws. There should be no discussion of any matters relating to competition among participants, including discussion of individual prices, rates or market strategies and no exchange of information concerning any other competitive aspect of an individual company’s operation. Should any participant to this conference attempt to initiate a discussion with other participants on any of these matters, we recommend that other participants end the conversation immediately and at all times act in accordance with their own antitrust compliance policies and all applicable laws.

 

Disclaimer

The organisers will not accept liability for non-approval of visas, individual transport delays and transport disruption. In such circumstances, our normal cancellation rules and penalties apply. Where matters beyond the reasonable control of the organisers impair or prevent the organisers from being able to perform any activities relating to this event, each delegate releases the organisers from any liability, relating to such events.