A report featured by UP18 News outlines how the European Union’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has created steep compliance and emission-auditing requirements for Indian steel and aluminium exporters.
To help companies navigate these expanding regulatory hurdles, climate-tech firm CleanCarbon.ai—founded by IIM Ahmedabad alumni Nilesh Bhattad and Rashmi Bhattad—is delivering targeted consulting services alongside automated carbon data management tools.
Key Takeaways from the UP18 News Coverage:
- Targeted Sector Assistance: CleanCarbon.ai goes beyond basic reporting by delivering fully audit-ready compliance tracking across high-emission sectors, including steel, aluminium, cement, fertilizer, and power.
- Saving International Deals: UP18 News highlighted practical outcomes, detailing how the company assisted a Pune-based aluminium wire supplier in meeting stringent EU compliance benchmarks and preserving an important export deal with an Italian buyer.
- Widespread Reach & Adoption: Operating from Pune, Silicon Valley, and Dubai, the platform completed and delivered over 100 verified CBAM reports for Indian exporters within its first six months.
- Transforming Compliance into Advantage: Chief Executive Officer Nilesh Bhattad noted that demystifying carbon requirements helps Indian producers maintain an ongoing commercial edge throughout European supply chains.