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Stay compliant and competitive with strategic CBAM support

If you’re trading carbon-intensive goods across EU borders, you've likely felt the growing pressure of the EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM).

We know that many businesses struggle to understand the financial impact of CBAM, secure accurate emissions data, engage suppliers, and keep pace with the evolving requirements.

That's why we're here to uncomplicate it for you. 

Our global CBAM specialists help you stay compliant, avoid disruption and turn regulation into a strategic advantage 
– wherever you operate.

We can support you with:

Fixed-price packages with unlimited
expert advice, compliance handling and reporting

Forecasting and scenario planning
to assess financial and operational impact

Tailored training for procurement,
finance, and compliance teams

Data quality checks and benchmarking
against industry standards

Regular updates and early warnings on
regulatory and CO2 market changes

Executive briefings for CFOs/CEOs
focused on risk and business impact

Strategic CBAM consultancy for large importers

Turn CBAM into a strategic advantage

If you're dealing with high volumes, multiple suppliers or complex global supply chains, CBAM isn’t just a reporting task – it’s a strategic priority.

We help importers across industries build scalable, future-ready approaches that go beyond box-ticking.

That means aligning compliance with corporate strategy, validating supplier data at source, and optimising for the real cost of carbon.

With our deep regulatory insight, we help you assess impact, reduce risk, and design compliance frameworks that grow with your business.

Are you prepared to avoid sanctions and supply chain delays?

From 1 January 2026, CBAM enters full effect. That means new compliance rules and financial obligations. 

To prepare, you will need to:

     Get authorised as a CBAM importer

      Purchase CBAM certificates for your embedded emissions

      Maintain a quarterly certificate inventory

     Submit annual emissions reports

     Have your data verified by an accredited verifier

     Disclose relevant changes in your business or supply chain

Let us take the workload off your shoulders. We can help you stay compliant, competitive and keep your supply chain on track.

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FAQ - What importers need to know about CBAM

 

CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) is an EU regulation that imposes a carbon price on certain imported goods to prevent carbon leakage and align climate costs between EU and non-EU producers.

If you're importing goods like steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity, and hydrogen into the EU, CBAM applies to you.

You’ll need to submit quarterly reports on the GHG emissions embedded in your imported goods. This includes direct and, in some cases, indirect emissions from production. The first report was due in January 2024, with reporting continuing until the full mechanism takes effect in 2026.

Yes. If you miss a report or submit incorrect data, you could face penalties between EUR 10 and EUR 50 for every tonne of unreported emissions. On top of that, non-compliance may lead to customs delays, so it's worth getting it right from the start.

It starts with transparency. Your suppliers need to understand CBAM requirements and provide verified emissions data. We help you identify gaps, request the right information, and build a practical process that fits into your current import routines.

Absolutely. CBAM support is part of our advisory services, helping you navigate new requirements with tailored guidance, practical solutions, and access to tools like data collection and reporting when needed. You get a dedicated specialist who understands your business and moves at your speed to keep your supply chain moving.

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Dennis Fabrin

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