Sustainability
CBAM
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism reporting
The embedded-emissions data EU importers must report for covered goods such as iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity.
Typical timeline
Typically 6 to 10 weeks for a first reporting cycle.
What you end up with
Your EU customer gets the data they legally need from you, so the order does not move to a supplier who can provide it.
Who it applies to
Is this your situation?
Indian and South Asian exporters of covered goods whose EU customers are now asking for installation-level emissions data.
01Steel, aluminium and downstream metal exporters
02Cement, fertiliser and hydrogen producers shipping to the EU
03Traders whose EU importers pass the data request down the chain
How we help
What we actually deliver
Covered-goods screening by CN code, installation data collection, embedded emissions calculation per the EU methodology, and a reporting pack for your importer.
▪CN-code screening of your export portfolio
▪Installation and production-route emissions data collection
▪Embedded emissions calculation for direct and indirect emissions
▪Importer reporting pack and data-sharing template
Often held together