Dec 3, 2025

The EU has set itself the ambitious target of reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by 55% from 1990 levels by 2030. The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) will help combat carbon leakage, i.e. the relocation of greenhouse gas-emitting production to less restrictive non-EU countries.
This ExportHelp webinar, organized with PWC, aims to provide a holistic understanding and practical solutions to the challenges of the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism, focusing on the implications for Swiss companies and providing tools to effectively navigate a complex regulatory framework.
Introduction: putting the European regulatory landscape into perspective, and chronology and deciphering of the operation of the Border Carbon Adjustment Mechanism (BCAM)
Analysis of the MACF's scope: identification of targeted products, impacted trade flows, and clarification of the origin of goods
Details of reporting procedures and financial responsibilities incumbent on economic operators
Repercussions of the MACF on Swiss companies: assessment of the impact of the MACF on the operational structures of Swiss companies.
Development of proactive strategies: recommendations for anticipating the challenges and mitigating the effects of the MACF.
Retrospective analysis based on the preparation of MACF reports during previous reporting periods: perspective on the main difficulties encountered in preparing MACF reports for those subject to reporting obligations.