The one-day training held on 16 April 2026, titled “The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and the Macedonian Industry: Regulatory Obligations, Financial Implications, and Decarbonization Strategies”, co-organized with ProCredit Bank Macedonia, brought together representatives from academia, public institutions, industry, and the banking sector. The event provided a constructive platform for discussion on the implications of CBAM for the Macedonian economy.
The training opened with introductory remarks, followed by an insightful presentation on the regulatory and financial aspects of CBAM, highlighting key obligations for domestic companies. The discussion was further enriched by the industry perspective, which outlined the main challenges and necessary adjustments for compliance, as well as by the financial sector’s contribution, focusing on the role of banks in supporting decarbonization.
An interactive session with students, including the application of a CO₂ calculator, added a practical dimension to the event. The training concluded with an engaging discussion, confirming the strong interest in the topic and the importance of timely preparation for the new EU regulatory framework.