A report featured in Mumbai Times details how the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has introduced complex carbon tracking demands for Indian steel and aluminium manufacturers. Without precise emission disclosures, domestic exporters face potential penalties and barriers in key European markets.
To assist exporters through these regulatory shifts, climate-tech firm CleanCarbon.ai—founded by IIM Ahmedabad alumni Nilesh Bhattad and Rashmi Bhattad—is delivering AI-powered compliance tools paired with sector-specific guidance.
Core Insights from the Mumbai Times Report:
- End-to-End Compliance: CleanCarbon.ai goes beyond simple report creation, offering audit-ready Scope 1 and Scope 2 emission disclosures tailored for heavy industries, including steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizer, and energy.
- Protecting Global Contracts: Mumbai Times highlights real-world applications, such as helping a Pune-based aluminium wire supplier fulfill strict European reporting criteria and secure a high-value export agreement.
- Verified Market Footprint: Operating across Pune, Dubai, and Silicon Valley, the team compiled and delivered more than 100 verified CBAM reports for Indian businesses within a six-month window.
- Strategic Trade Advantage: CEO Nilesh Bhattad emphasized that simplifying complex environmental regulations enables Indian producers to maintain their competitive edge in international markets.