What Is CBAM?
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism puts a carbon price on certain imported goods. Its definitive phase started in January 2026, and EU importers rely on their suppliers for emissions data.
Who It Affects
Producers exporting iron and steel, cement, fertilizers, aluminium, hydrogen or electricity to the EU. If your products go to European buyers, CBAM is likely on their agenda.
Why It Matters
Without real data, importers may have to use default values, which are often higher. Suppliers who can share clear, reliable emissions data are easier to buy from.
How We Help
A clear, step-by-step approach to CBAM, from the first check to data you can share with your EU customers. Not sure where you stand? Book a free 30-minute call.
Readiness Check
We review your current data, processes and gaps, and give you a clear list of next steps for CBAM reporting.
Emissions & Data Pack
We calculate installation-level embedded emissions using the EU methodology and prepare reports in the format your EU customers request.
Reduction Plan
We identify practical energy and emissions savings you can act on, so your numbers improve year after year.