Mastering Carbon Accounting for Minor Metals

On 1 October, the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanist (CBAM) came into force in its trial phase in the European Union. Affected importers into the EU will have to report the greenhouse gas emissions linked to their exports of iron, steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity.

With tightening regulation and calls for transparency growing louder, minor metals players need a robust system in place to meet demand for carbon reporting and action. In this session, exclusively run for MMTA members, we partner with
CarbonChain, the leading software provider for carbon footprinting in metals and manufacturing supply chains. 
Dive into:

• Product and corporate emissions
• How to prepare for upcoming regulations
• Step-by-step guidance to measure your
• What CBAM means for minor metals

This is a FREE Webinar. Register HERE