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Booost's Upcoming Online Seminar on EU CBAM

As companies worldwide navigate the evolving landscape of sustainability regulations, Booost Corporation is stepping up to provide critical guidance. On March 12, 2026, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM JST, Booost will host its second online seminar focusing on the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), which will come into full effect on January 1, 2026.

Background on EU CBAM

The EU CBAM is designed to prevent “carbon leakage,” a scenario where production moves to regions with weaker regulations, thereby undermining the effectiveness of the EU's emissions trading system (EU-ETS). This mechanism imposes fees on specific imported goods that generate significant carbon emissions. Starting in October 2023, importers have been required to report the carbon emissions linked to their imports as part of a transition period leading up to the full implementation.

From January 1, 2026, certain products such as screws and bolts, which are part of steel and aluminum products, will fall under this regulation. Companies will need to report verified data or use default values established by the EU to calculate the embedded carbon emissions associated with producing these items. The first report based on 2026 import volumes must be submitted by September 2027.

In response to these regulatory changes, the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI) is expected to release revised guidelines for calculating CBAM compliance in February 2024. This effort aims to survey domestic manufacturers and better understand the impacts and compliance landscape.

Details of the Upcoming Seminar

Date and Time: March 12, 2026, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Format: Online
Cost: Free (registration required)

Agenda:

1. Discussion on the revised calculation guidelines
2. Latest information regarding third-party verification
3. Actions required from stakeholders during the full implementation period
4. Overview of the UK's CBAM
5. Q&A and other discussions

Interested participants are required to sign up by March 11 at 5:00 PM JST via the designated web form.

For inquiries received after the registration deadline, please follow the specified contact details to express your interest in attending.

Collaborative Efforts

Booost is partnering with Persol Business Process Design for the operational management of this seminar. This collaboration aims to enhance participant experience and ensure a comprehensive understanding of EU CBAM guidelines.

About Booost Corporation

Booost Corporation, based in Shinagawa, Tokyo, has established itself as a frontrunner in providing sustainability-focused ERP solutions. The company’s flagship product, booost Sustainability, has led the market in the sustainability ERP segment, facilitating the management of sustainability-related financial information at both corporate and supplier levels.

By adhering to international disclosure standards, their platform automates the collection and aggregation of over 1,200 data points related to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, enabling real-time monitoring and comprehensive reporting.

The urgency to comply with the 2026 sustainability disclosure requirements stems from a larger context labeled the “Sustainability 2026 Problem.” Many companies are lagging in their preparations, which raises concerns of potential declines in corporate value. Booost aims to address these challenges through educational projects and tools designed for business executives and on-ground practitioners alike.

With operations spanning over 92 countries and an extensive client base exceeding 2,000 companies as of September 2025, Booost's commitment to advancing sustainability transformation continues to make a significant impact on global business dynamics.

For further information, please visit Booost's official website.