Priced In: When Carbon Lands on the World's Heaviest Industries

FREE: Part of London Climate Action Week 2026.

Three of the biggest sources of global emissions are about to become three of your biggest carbon costs.

Steel, cement and aluminium are gigatonne-scale emitters — industry produces more than a quarter of global CO2, more than every plane, ship and truck combined. They're also the hardest to decarbonise. That's exactly these sectors first in line for carbon pricing and regulators are coming down hard on them.

Join Carbon Specialist, Laurence Ellis and CBAM Lead & Product Manager, Nick Ogilvie for a 45-minute fireside discussion on what’s changing in carbon reporting for heavy industry — how the carbon cost of imports gets calculated, where the data gaps are. We’ll also touch on CBAM and what to do to stay competitive ahead of deadlines.

This session is most useful for procurement, trading, commercial and sustainability leaders in steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser — and the businesses that buy from them.

You'll leave the session knowing:

• How carbon regulations can drive up your cost to trade goods in the UK
• What’s UK CBAM and how to prepare for it
• How to think of your carbon data so it scales across regulatory reporting needs
• A case study to show you what good carbon reporting looks like