A comprehensive software solution designed to streamline CBAM* compliance for companies with complex supply chains affected by the policy through imports of CBAM-covered goods.

*The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is an EU initiative aimed at reducing global carbon emissions by placing a carbon price on imports in carbon-intensive sectors like cement, steel, aluminum, fertilizers, hydrogen, and electricity.

How it works
  1. Automatically collects and calculates emissions for all your CBAM-imported goods across multiple subsidiaries.
  2. Generates CBAM-compliant reports with a single click.
     

Benefits:

  • Up to 90%-time savings in report generation – automates complex tasks like emission calculation, data aggregation, and data formatting.
  • Automated data collection & one-click reporting.
  • Reliable emissions data from global suppliers – it offers end-to-end support for collecting accurate emissions data directly from non-EU suppliers, incl. built-in guidance.
  • Guaranteed compliance with EU CBAM regulations – it ensures 100% adherence to regulatory requirements.
  • Secure & centralized data management – all data is safely secured on EU servers protected by industry-leading encryption standards and full GDPR compliance.
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Use case:

Delivering a Complete CBAM Journey

From CBAM compliance to strategic value 

We support organisations across the full EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) lifecycle, from early CBAM compliance readiness through to long‑term strategic decision‑making. By combining deep regulatory expertise with operational, sustainability, and financial capabilities, we help organisations prepare for the definitive CBAM period starting with imports from 1 January 2026, and for the associated financial and governance impacts beyond. 

Designing a robust CBAM operating model  

A strong CBAM operating is essential to ensure compliant, auditable, and scalable CBAM implementation. We support organisations in designing and embedding CBAM processes across customs, procurement, sustainability, and finance, aligned with CBAM legal requirements and EU regulatory expectations. 

Our support includes: 

  • CBAM exposure assessment across imported CBAM goods. 
  • Mapping product‑level embedded emissions and associated CBAM carbon exposure. 
  • Defining clear roles, responsibilities, and governance across CBAM‑relevant functions. 
  • Identifying data, system, and process gaps affecting CBAM reporting and controls. 
  • Integrating CBAM reporting and record‑keeping into existing operating and internal control frameworks. 

Your benefits: 

  • Confidence that your organisation is ready for ongoing CBAM reporting obligations 
  • Operational readiness for CBAM compliance in the definitive period 
  • Defined processes supporting CBAM certificate management  
  • Improved visibility of CBAM‑related financial and cash‑flow impact  
  • Reduced risk of compliance issues as CBAM requirements evolves 

Supplier enablement and CBAM data readiness 

Effective CBAM compliance depends on supplier readiness and the availability of reliable embedded emissions data from non‑EU installations. We support supplier engagement under CBAM through structured enablement approaches that help suppliers understand their data, documentation, and methodological obligations under the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. 

Our supplier enablement services include: 

  • Practical CBAM emissions data collection templates aligned with EU methodologies 
  • Supplier onboarding and education on CBAM data and documentation requirements 
  • Clear guidance on reporting timelines, data quality expectations, and supporting evidence 
  • Support to improve data consistency, traceability, and audit readiness 

Your benefits: 

  • Lower CBAM reporting risk through earlier supplier engagement and more consistent emissions data inputs  
  • Reduced reliance on conservative default values, helping limit unnecessary CBAM certificate costs where actual data can be used  
  • Improved data completeness and traceability, supporting more robust CBAM reports  
  • Less painful authority reviews and accredited CBAM verifiers through better‑prepared supplier data, supporting you at every step 
  • More predictable compliance outcomes as CBAM enforcement and scrutiny increase in the definitive period 

CBAM verification and governance readiness

We prepare organisations for CBAM verification by translating regulatory requirements into clear, auditable processes and governance structures. Our support focuses on strengthening internal controls, documentation, and organisational readiness in line with EU CBAM verification expectations. 

This includes: 

  • CBAM compliance and verification readiness assessments 
  • Internal and supplier‑facing CBAM training 
  • Design of documentation, audit trails, and evidence packs 
  • Alignment of governance, controls, and escalation processes 

Your benefits: 

  • Greater confidence during CBAM verification and authority reviews through strong governance and well-prepared documentation 
  • Lower risk of misstatements and re‑assessments, limiting reliance on conservative default values  
  • Stronger internal governance and control over CBAM obligations, even as requirements evolve  
  • Faster and more confident responses to verifier or authority questions, with clear audit trails and escalation paths  
  • Reduced compliance disruption by identifying and addressing issues before they become enforcement findings and penalties 

CBAM financial impact and scenario modelling 

Understanding future CBAM financial impact is critical, particularly ahead of the first CBAM certificate purchase and surrender cycle starting in 2027 for 2026 imports. We support CBAM financial impact assessments and scenario modelling to help organisations anticipate cost impact under different regulatory and operational assumptions. 

Our modelling covers: 

  • Emissions‑intensity and sourcing scenarios (actual vs default values) 
  • Impact of EU-ETS carbon price levels on CBAM costs  
  • Impacts on supplier selection and procurement strategies 
  • Long‑term investment, decarbonisation, and sourcing decisions

Your benefits: 

  • More informed procurement decisions by understanding how sourcing choices and emissions intensity values translate into future CBAM costs  
  • Clear visibility on CBAM cost drivers under different scenarios, including actual versus default emissions and EU ETS price movements  
  • Better‑informed supplier engagement strategies, supported by quantified cost implications of emissions performance and data availability  
  • Stronger inputs into capital allocation and decarbonisation levers, by linking CBAM cost exposure to long‑term investment and sourcing options  
  • Greater confidence in planning for the first CBAM certificate purchase and surrender cycle, aligned with the definitive‑period rules starting with 2026 imports and 2027 compliance 

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