
CBAM is pushing Europe's aluminium industry to focus more sharply on emissions data, recycled-content evidence and supply-chain transparency. This webinar will focus on how the evolving EU CBAM framework affects aluminium producers, recyclers, importers and downstream users across the European market. The session will explain why independent verification, scrap traceability and reliable product carbon footprint reporting are becoming essential.
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This session matters for companies that need to turn CBAM, recycling claims and verification into market readiness:
This session is ideal for professionals across the aluminium value chain, including:
Webinar Structure
Date and Time: 9th September 2026 (1 hr)
Objective: This webinar will help aluminium companies, recyclers, importers and downstream users understand how the evolving EU CBAM framework can impact emissions reporting, recycled-content claims, scrap traceability and supply-chain documentation. Alongside it will also explain how independent verification and the TIC sector can support companies in building trust, reducing compliance risk and preparing for Europe's circular economy requirements.
About Alberto Monje Gama
With a background in European studies and policy, Alberto Monje Gama has spent the last five years in Brussels developing his career around the European and global institutions and industry. For the last three years, he has served as the global Sustainability Policy Manager at TIC Council, where he manages the association’s global and European sustainability activities. He manages association positioning and stakeholder engagement on CBAM, carbon markets, carbon removals, sustainability reporting, ecodesign, and renewable energy.
He also led the work on the creation and management of Sustainability Process Certification, a certification scheme based on process certification and used to streamline the verification and assurance of sustainability data. He also deals internally with the topic of global food safety.