Global Advisory Alliance Hosts International Discussion on EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Global Advisory Alliance Hosts International Discussion on EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

London, UK – The Global Advisory Alliance (GAA) will host an international online discussion on 18 June examining the growing impact of the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) on global supply chains, procurement strategies, and international trade.

As the EU moves closer to full implementation of CBAM, businesses across sectors are facing new challenges related to emissions reporting, supplier engagement, carbon costs, and regulatory compliance. The session will explore the practical implications for both European buyers and international suppliers, with a particular focus on EU-India trade relationships.

Discussion topics will include supplier readiness, reporting and verification requirements, commercial implications for buyers, and practical actions organisations should be taking today to prepare for the next phase of CBAM implementation.

The event is free to attend and is designed for professionals working in procurement, supply chain management, sustainability, compliance, finance, operations, and international trade.

Date: 18 June
Format: Online Webinar
Registration: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_rhK-ww16R92kdSN9qqipxw#/registration

About Global Advisory Alliance

Global Advisory Alliance is an international network of independent advisors and specialists helping organisations navigate complex challenges in sustainability, governance, responsible investment, climate strategy, risk management, and business transformation.

The panel will feature leading experts from industry, policy, finance, and sustainability, including:

• Ankit Todi, Chief Sustainability Officer, Mahindra Group
• Ieva Barsauskaite, Lead, Trade and Green Transition, International Institute for Sustainable Development (IISD)
• Rohit Kumar, Secretary General, Carbon Markets Association of India (CMAI)
• Prof. Dr. Tarini Mehta, Managing Partner, Tarini Mehta & Partners
• Terry J. Ellis, Director, Climate Transition Risk, S&P Global