CBAM Reporting & Compliance
Navigate the complexities of EU CBAM with our expert reporting, compliance, and advisory services to ensure a seamless transition into the European market.
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What is CBAM Reporting & Compliance?
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a landmark EU regulation designed to put a fair price on the carbon emitted during the production of carbon-intensive goods entering the EU. It aims to encourage cleaner industrial production globally and prevent carbon leakage.
At Growlity, we offer end-to-end CBAM reporting and compliance services. From eligibility checks to calculating embedded emissions and submitting quarterly reports, we ensure your business remains compliant and competitive in the European market.
Why CBAM Matters?
How can we support you?
Contact usOur CBAM Reporting Services Include
Eligibility Check
We assess whether your products fall under CBAM-covered goods and evaluate your supply chain for risks.
Eligibility Check
Identify if your goods (steel, aluminum, cement, etc.) fall under scope.
Supply Chain Risk Scan
Evaluate suppliers for exposure and reporting responsibilities.
Compliance Readiness Guide
Get guidance on emission data and quarterly reporting needs.
Who is Affected by CBAM?
Iron & Steel
Aluminum
Cement
Fertilizers
Electricity
Hydrogen
CBAM Timeline: Key Milestones
Transitional Phase
Oct 2023 – Dec 2025: Mandatory quarterly reporting of embedded emissions without financial payments.
Definitive Phase
From 2026 onwards: Importers must purchase and surrender CBAM certificates for embedded emissions.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is an EU regulation that imposes a carbon cost on imports of specific carbon-intensive goods to align them with the EU’s climate ambitions and prevent carbon leakage.
It is currently in its transitional phase (2023–2025). From 2026 onwards, importers will pay for carbon certificates based on reported embedded emissions.
Reports are submitted quarterly on the EU portal, including emissions per product and country of origin. Non-compliance can result in penalties.
From 2026, importers must purchase carbon certificates priced according to the EU ETS carbon price, which currently fluctuates around €80–€100/ton CO₂e.
Yes. We offer full support – from emissions calculation, data validation, and documentation, to submission via the EU system.
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