A report published by Asian News highlights how the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is introducing rigorous carbon auditing demands for Indian metal suppliers. Without accurate compliance, exporters risk losing direct access to key European markets.
To address these hurdles, climate-tech venture CleanCarbon.ai—established by IIM Ahmedabad alumni Nilesh Bhattad and Rashmi Bhattad—is offering automated carbon data tracking alongside expert consulting tailored for Indian manufacturing.
Core Insights from the Asian News Report:
Sector-Wide Auditing: CleanCarbon.ai moves beyond surface-level tracking, providing audit-ready emission reports for heavy industries including steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizer, and power.
Saving Export Orders: Asian News notes practical client outcomes, such as assisting a Pune-based aluminium wire exporter in meeting strict European compliance standards and saving a high-value contract.
Verified Market Reach: Operating out of Pune, Dubai, and Silicon Valley, the platform has compiled and delivered more than 100 verified CBAM reports for exporters within a six-month span.
Preserving Global Competitiveness: Founder and CEO Nilesh Bhattad stressed that simplifying complex carbon metrics allows Indian businesses to transform environmental compliance into a long-term commercial advantage.