CBAM — Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Comply with CBAM without surprises: affected products, embedded emissions and quarterly declarations.
Who it is for
- Importers of iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity or hydrogen.
- Industrial SMEs that just received the first CBAM information request from their forwarder.
- Finance leaders concerned about the cost of the definitive CBAM regime.
- Buyers needing to request emissions data from foreign suppliers.
Expected results
- On-time, documented compliance with CBAM obligations.
- Forward visibility of certificate costs.
- Supplier emissions data integrated into your operations.
- Lower penalty risk from incomplete declarations.
What it includes
- Catalogue analysis to identify CBAM-affected references.
- Collection and validation of embedded emissions data (direct and indirect).
- Preparation, review and submission of quarterly CBAM declarations.
- Adaptation of internal processes to integrate data capture in purchasing and operations.
- Clauses and templates to request emissions data from foreign suppliers.
- Forward cost estimation of CBAM certificates under alternative scenarios.
Specific methodology
- 01
Inventory
We cross-check the catalogue with affected CN codes and yearly volumes.
- 02
Data
Emissions capture structure and supplier communication.
- 03
Reporting
Templates, validation and quarterly submission.
- 04
Strategy
Plan to reduce exposure to the definitive CBAM cost.
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