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Work With India's No. 1 CBAM Expert :
At cleancarbon.ai, we are proud to be the leading CBAM compliance service provider in India, having successfully generated and submitted over 500+ validated and verified CBAM reports to the EU. Our expertise and streamlined processes ensure that your business stays compliant with the evolving CBAM regulations.
- We offer the most affordable plans tailored to SMEs, mid-sized companies, and large OEMs, providing comprehensive consulting, handholding, and complete management of your entire supply chain for CBAM compliance.
- With a PAN India presence and offices in every major city across India, as well as operations beyond Indian borders, our service quality is unmatched.
- Fast Turnaround Time: You can count on same-day CBAM report delivery once we receive your data, ensuring swift and efficient compliance for your business.
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Supplier Management Solution for Carbon Emission Reporting.
Are you an OEM or manufacturer exporting to Europe? Facing challenges with the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) compliance, especially when dealing with suppliers of different sizes and capabilities? The new regulations require you to manage and track the carbon emissions of all your suppliers.
Challenges You Might Face with CBAM for Suppliers:
- How do I gather emission data from all my suppliers?
- How do I ensure consistent reporting of supplier emissions in line with CBAM regulations?
- You may be dealing with suppliers of varying sizes, capacities, and skill sets. Ensuring uniformity in CBAM reports for your suppliers can be complicated.
CleanCarbon's Solution for Supplier Management under CBAM:
At CleanCarbon, we offer an all-in-one Supplier Management Solution to help you streamline CBAM compliance across your supply chain. Whether you’re dealing with large corporations or small businesses, our solution brings transparency, consistency, and automation to your emission data collection.
- Automated Supplier Emission Calculations: Our platform calculates the carbon emissions of all your suppliers, ensuring compliance with CBAM regulations.
- Real-Time CBAM Dashboard: Track your suppliers’ emissions data in real-time, with a complete view of your supply chain’s carbon footprint.
- Downloadable CBAM Reports: Easily generate and export CBAM-compliant reports for your suppliers, ready for submission.
- Link Emissions to Invoices and Shipments: Automate emissions tracking, linking it directly to your invoices or shipments, making your reporting seamless and error-free.
Why CleanCarbon?
If you’re looking for a reliable way to manage CBAM for suppliers, ensure uniformity in CBAM reports, and simplify carbon emissions reporting across your supply chain, CleanCarbon’s Supplier Management Solution is the answer. Get started today and take the hassle out of CBAM compliance.
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We at cleancarbon are building software that allows EU companies to become fully compliant with all Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) provisions.
Manage your non-EU imports, automatically calculate your emissions, communicate with your suppliers, and conveniently create and submit your CBAM reporting.
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Reduced CBAM Costs:
Accurate calculations and better emissions tracking can help optimize processes, leading to lower embedded carbon and potential reductions in CBAM fees.
Simplified Compliance:
CBAM-approved methods and declaration support can significantly decrease the administrative burden and reduce the risk of errors or penalties.
Increased Transparency:
Centralized data management and reporting can enhance data reliability for all involved, fostering cooperation within the supply chain.
Improved Competitiveness:
Proactive compliance and a verifiable lower carbon footprint may give you an advantage when negotiating with buyers.
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Why Exporters love to work with us?
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What Is CBAM?
CBAM is a system that places a cost on the carbon emissions embodied in certain goods imported into the EU.
Purpose
The primary purpose of CBAM is twofold:
- Reduce Carbon Leakage: This refers to the situation where companies relocate their production facilities to countries with less stringent environmental regulations to avoid carbon pricing within the EU (like the Emissions Trading System or ETS). This can undermine the EU’s overall emission reduction goals, as the pollution simply shifts elsewhere.
- Level Playing Field: Since EU producers face stricter regulations and have to pay for their carbon emissions, they might be undercut by cheaper imports with a larger carbon footprint. CBAM aims to equalize the carbon cost for both domestically produced and imported goods.
Equalizing Carbon Cost
CBAM achieves this goal by:
- Identifying Carbon-intensive Goods: The system currently applies to specific sectors like steel, cement, aluminum, and electricity, all of which have a significant carbon footprint during production.
- Estimating Emissions: Importers are required to report and verify the estimated carbon emissions associated with producing the imported goods.
- CBAM Certificates: Based on the estimated emissions, importers need to purchase and surrender CBAM certificates. The cost of these certificates reflects the carbon price under the EU’s ETS.
This system essentially creates a cost for the carbon embedded in imported goods, bringing their price closer to that of similar products produced within the EU that already account for their carbon footprint through the ETS.
How the CBAM regulation works?
Get a detailed breakdown of the CBAM reporting requirements for importers and installations.
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How Will CBAM Affect Your Business?
CBAM presents both challenges and opportunities for businesses. Companies that can adapt to the changing landscape by focusing on decarbonization and supply chain transparency are likely to be better positioned in the future.
For EU Businesses
- Potentially Reduced Competitive Threat: By making carbon-intensive imports more expensive, CBAM can lessen the competitive pressure on EU companies facing stricter environmental regulations.
- Increased Scrutiny of Supply Chains: EU businesses that rely on imported materials or components may need to ensure their suppliers are transparent about carbon emissions to avoid higher CBAM costs for their final products.
For Businesses Outside the EU
- Pressure to Decarbonize: Companies exporting to the EU, particularly those in carbon-intensive sectors, will face pressure to reduce their emissions to avoid CBAM charges. This could lead to investments in cleaner technologies and processes.
- Increased Compliance Costs: Businesses will need to factor in the potential cost of CBAM certificates when pricing their exports to the EU. They may also need to invest in systems to track and verify the carbon footprint of their products.
For All Businesses
- Greater Transparency: CBAM will likely lead to increased transparency in global supply chains as companies track and report on the carbon footprint of their products.
- Potential for Innovation: The need to reduce carbon emissions could drive innovation in cleaner production technologies and processes, benefiting businesses that can develop and implement these solutions.
Uncertainties and Challenges
- Administrative Burden: Businesses may face new administrative burdens associated with complying with CBAM reporting and verification requirements.
- Impact on Developing Countries: The impact of CBAM on developing countries that rely on exports to the EU is a concern. There may be a need for support to help these countries transition to cleaner production methods.
FAQ
CBAM stands for Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. It puts a carbon price on imports of certain goods into the EU to ensure global industries pay fairly for carbon emissions, preventing carbon leakage.
CBAM entered its transitional phase on October 1, 2023. The full implementation, including carbon certificate obligations, begins on January 1, 2026.Accordion Content
CBAM currently applies to iron and steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers, electricity, and hydrogen.
EU importers are directly responsible for CBAM compliance. Exporters outside the EU must support with emissions data.
Indian exporters of CBAM-regulated goods to Europe must provide detailed emissions data or risk losing business due to non-compliance or increased EU taxes.
Importers must report the quantity and embedded emissions of goods quarterly via the EU CBAM Declarant Portal.
It is the EU’s official portal for registering, reporting emissions, and managing CBAM certificates.
A non-tradable digital certificate representing 1 ton of CO2 emissions, priced to match the EU ETS.
It is linked to the average EU ETS weekly price for that period.
Use actual plant-level emission data. If unavailable, the EU allows default values (conservative estimates). CleanCarbon.ai provides automated tools to calculate this accurately.
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