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This webinar is part of the "Greener Together: China-Nordic Dialogue on Carbon Neutrality" initiative, organized in collaboration with FinnCham, NBA China and DCCC.
The series' mission is to create a dynamic dialogue between China and Nordic countries, aiming to bridge the gap between corporate-level sustainability objectives and their practical realization in the Chinese market.
In this session, we'll focus on "The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and Possible Implications for Businesses in China." This seminar is designed to shed light on the complexities and implications of CBAM, particularly for European companies operating in China.
The webinar offers an in-depth introduction to CBAM, discussing its complexities and immediate implications for European companies in China, as well as to dive into the current uncertainties surrounding CBAM, providing insights and strategies for businesses to navigate these challenges.
The discussion will also analyze CBAM's influence on China's sourcing environment, exploring future trends and operational impacts, and conclude with practical recommendations for companies to adapt to these changes, ensuring compliance and competitiveness.
We highly recommend your participation in this seminar. It's an opportunity to gain essential insights into adapting to the evolving landscape of environmental regulations and international trade. By joining us, you'll acquire the knowledge and tools needed to effectively respond to the challenges and opportunities presented by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and its impact on businesses in China.
This webinar is free of charge for members.
Speakers
Sam Nunn
Business Development Manager at RESET Carbon Limited
Sam is Business Development Manager at RESET, focusing on identifying new business opportunities, working on practice strategy, and building client relationships across practice areas.
Prior to joining RESET, he spent nearly 7 years in the construction industry at Hilti Group, working in various disciplines including product development, operations and marketing. Most recently he was Head of Sustainability for North Asia, focused on developing the regional decarbonization and circularity strategy, and development of customer-facing sustainability solutions for contractors and building owners.
Sam holds a Master of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from Loughborough University in the UK, and holds an ISSB FSA Credential in Sustainability Accounting.
