Keep your EU exports moving with credible emissions data

We help exporters to Europe measure the carbon emissions linked to their products, meet CBAM requirements and keep their business compliant.

CBAM support that goes beyond filing

We bring carbon, regulatory, and CBAM expertise together for accurate, compliant reporting.

Already implementing, not still learning

While most advisory firms are building CBAM capability, we are already helping Indian exporters submit compliant reports.

Carbon methodology and compliance together

We combine our carbon measurement and trade regulation expertise for technically adequate and compliant reporting.

Sector-specific CBAM depth

We understand the different CBAM calculation methods for steel, cement, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen.

Proactive identification of exposure

We identify which products and exports fall under CBAM before they become a compliance issue.

Product-level emissions are difficult to calculate

CBAM requires detailed emissions data. We build calculations aligned with the CBAM methodology, using your operational data.

Most exporters lack the infrastructure

We help build the carbon accounting systems, data and processes needed to support accurate CBAM reporting.

Rules are constantly changing

We help exporters with both transitional and definitive CBAM laws, so their reporting process is built to evolve with time.

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CBAM exposure assessment

We identify which of your products and export destinations fall under CBAM and what the specific reporting requirements are.

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Embedded carbon calculation

We map and calculate the embedded emissions across your production processes.

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Report preparation and submission

We prepare the CBAM report in the format EU regulators require and support you through the submission process.

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Internal systems setup

We help set up internal data collection processes so your team can gather the data needed for future reporting cycles independently.

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Ongoing regulatory monitoring

We track CBAM regulatory developments and advise on what changes mean for your reporting obligations.

CBAM exposure assessment

Identification of which products and export lines fall under CBAM and what reporting obligations apply.

Embedded carbon mapping

Calculation of embedded emissions across your production processes for each covered product.

CBAM report

A compliant report meeting EU CBAM requirements, ready for submission.

Data systems guidance

Recommendations for setting up internal data collection so future CBAM reporting cycles are smoother.

Ongoing compliance advisory

Updates on regulatory changes and support as CBAM transitions from reporting to the full pricing phase.

Straight answers on CBAM emissions reporting

Start with what exporters ask most about the carbon border adjustment mechanism, then bring us your product details.

What is CBAM?

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is an EU regulation that requires importers of certain carbon-intensive goods, such as steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizers, hydrogen and electricity, to report and eventually pay for the embedded emissions of those goods.

Who is affected by CBAM?

Exporters supplying CBAM-covered goods into the EU, and their EU-based importers, are directly affected and need to calculate and report embedded emissions per shipment.

What data is needed for CBAM reporting?

CBAM reporting requires product-level embedded emissions data, covering direct and, in some cases, indirect emissions from the production process, calculated using the methodology specified under the regulation.

How do you help with CBAM compliance?

We help exporters calculate embedded emissions using CBAM-compliant methodologies, set up data collection systems, prepare the required reports, and build a longer-term strategy to reduce CBAM exposure.

What happens if we don't comply with CBAM requirements?

Non-compliance can result in penalties and may affect your ability to continue exporting covered goods into the EU, making early preparation important for exposed businesses.