Simplifying Carbon Data: How to Manage every Carbon Disclosure

Emissions data has evolved into a critical input for global trade. Pricing , procurement, reporting  and deal-making needs accurate data to unprecedented levels of quality. Traders are quoting carbon figures upfront, and banks continue to consider emissions into lending and credit decisions. Suppliers that are ahead of the curve are either preparing early to get their data right, or investing in low-carbon ventures but most of them are overwhelmed with the burden of reporting data.  European importers already know what it is like to live with EU CBAM and the momentum it has gained over the last year. UK CBAM is right behind, and there has not been a more urgent time to price carbon into metals deal.
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Businesses need visibility into carbon exposure before contracts are signed and transactions are finalised.

We're seeing a rise in carbon-intelligent organisations - the ones looking to simplify collecting, sharing and scaling carbon data across the many regulations & commercial requirements for their business.
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Topics will include:
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• Why the same tonne of metal produces different carbon numbers depending on who is asking - how to standardise this data
• What banks actually want: Fewer metrics, calculated consistently, verified once, and usable across credit, sustainability-linked facilities, transactions and their own reporting
• How suppliers and importers are using data to drive smarter, lower-risk procurement decisions and to protect their transactions
• What EU CBAM actually cost companies in time, people and systems, and what the UK companies can learn from it before January 2027