Cbam & Csrd For Indian Business
Published 7/2026
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 2h 34m | Size: 3.26 GB
What India's exporters and suppliers must do about Europe's carbon border tax (CBAM) and disclosure rules (CSRD).
What you'll learn
Size your own CBAM exposure and explain, in plain terms, why it falls hardest on Indian steel and aluminium

Identify the authorised CBAM declarant and trace where the embedded-emissions data duty actually lands on the Indian producer
Calculate embedded direct and indirect emissions, and choose between default values and verified actual installation data
Read the CBAM factor schedule to 2034 and estimate the certificate cost as a defensible band, not a single number
Apply the 50-tonne de-minimis, the penalties, and the full compliance calendar to your own shipments
Explain double materiality and the twelve ESRS, and tell what CSRD requires after the 2025 Omnibus rescope
Trace how CSRD value-chain reporting reaches Indian suppliers even when they have no direct EU filing duty
Map India's BRSR and BRSR Core against the ESRS, and build the data once to serve both CBAM and CSRD
Place India's policy response - the WTO equity argument, the January-2026 FTA, and the CCTS - against the EU rules
Tell what is in force from what is only proposed across CBAM, CSRD, and the Omnibus, every claim dated to mid-2026
Work a steel exporter's cost and a supplier's questionnaire end to end, and leave with a 90-day action plan
Requirements
No prior knowledge of EU carbon or sustainability law is needed - the course builds from first principles
A basic feel for your company's exports to the EU (products, volumes, customers) makes the worked examples concrete
Useful for steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen and electricity exporters, and their suppliers and advisers
Description This course contains the use of artificial intelligence. The narration uses an AI text-to-speech voice, and the slides, animations, scripts, and written materials were produced with the help of AI tools. Every factual claim - dates, figures, and regulatory details - was checked against primary and authoritative sources and reviewed by a human for accuracy.
For an Indian company that ships steel or aluminium into Europe, two European rules have quietly become a board-level problem. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, the CBAM, puts a price on the carbon embedded in those exports, and from 2026 that price climbs every year toward the full EU carbon price. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, the CSRD, reaches the other way, pulling Indian suppliers into the sustainability disclosures their European customers now have to publish. Most coverage of both is either alarmist or vague, and the rules moved again with the 2025 Omnibus. This course gives Indian professionals a clear, current, and honest handle on what each one actually requires.
It works from the Indian exporter's seat. On CBAM: who the authorised declarant is and where the data duty really lands, embedded direct and indirect emissions, default values versus verified actual data, the factor schedule that runs to 100% by 2034, the real cost as a band rather than a scare number, the 50-tonne de-minimis, the penalties, and the compliance calendar. On CSRD: double materiality, the twelve ESRS, how value-chain reporting reaches down into Indian suppliers, and how India's own BRSR maps across so you can collect the data once and use it twice.
Every figure is tied to where things stood in the middle of 2026: the Q1-2026 CBAM price, the carbon-intensity gap between Indian and European steel, the share of India's exposure, the January-2026 trade agreement that left CBAM untouched, the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme and its missing steel benchmark, and the Omnibus before-and-after. You finish able to size your own exposure, build one data programme for both regimes, and answer a customer or a customs file without guessing.
Who this course is for
Sustainability, ESG, and EHS leads at Indian manufacturers and exporters selling into the EU
Finance, tax, and trade-compliance professionals who have to price and report CBAM exposure
Procurement and supply-chain teams answering EU customers' CSRD and value-chain data requests
Consultants, auditors, and trade-body staff advising Indian exporters on EU carbon and disclosure rules
Anyone in Indian industry who needs the real, current picture rather than the headlines



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