Max Nechaev, our CEO, recently delivered a comprehensive seminar on CBAM legislation and compliance tools for the German–Arab Chamber of Commerce. The presentation focused on the three foundational reports required under CBAM: the Monitoring Methodology Documentation (MMD), the Communication Template for Installations (CTI) for suppliers, and the CBAM emissions report for importers. During the session, we provided clear guidance on fee calculations, ensuring participants understood the methodologies for accurate and compliant reporting.

Drawing on extensive expertise, Max highlighted key challenges businesses face with CBAM reporting and calculations, offering actionable solutions. He emphasized the critical need for gathering direct and indirect emissions data throughout the value chain, stressing that actual emissions data from suppliers is essential. As of Q3 2024, 80% of reported emissions must rely on real data, with only 20% permissible as default values. This shift underscores the importance of proactive supplier engagement and meticulous data collection.

Additionally, Max provided an in-depth review of the MMD document, detailing its structure and importance. Typically spanning 20-50 pages, the MMD outlines CBAM compliance procedures and serves as a cornerstone for creating the CTI, facilitating efficient emission controls and supporting emission verification processes. The audience engaged actively, posing insightful questions and showing strong interest in the topics discussed.

As a consulting company serving hundreds of clients, we offer tailored seminars (both online and in-person) and comprehensive support to ensure businesses meet the latest CBAM requirements. Contact us today to explore how we can assist your organization in achieving compliance and operational excellence.

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