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Navigating the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)

Ensure Compliance and Maintain Your Competitive Edge in the EU Market.

Understanding the EU's CBAM

The EU's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a landmark regulation designed to prevent carbon leakage by placing a carbon price on specific imported goods. For businesses in sectors like steel, aluminum, cement, and fertilizers, this means new, mandatory reporting obligations and future carbon costs. BQCIS provides the expert verification and advisory services you need to navigate this complex landscape.

Importer Obligations Under CBAM

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Quarterly Emissions Reporting

During the transitional period, importers must submit quarterly reports detailing the embedded greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions of their imported goods.

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Verification of Data

The reported emissions data must be accurate and robust. Independent, third-party verification is the best practice to ensure acceptance by authorities.

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Purchase of Certificates

From 2026, importers will be required to purchase and surrender a corresponding number of "CBAM certificates" to cover the declared embedded emissions.

Our Comprehensive CBAM Solutions

  • GHG Emissions Verification: Accredited verification of your embedded emissions reports to ensure accuracy and compliance.
  • CBAM Readiness Assessment: A detailed gap analysis of your data collection processes against regulatory requirements.
  • Supplier Training & Onboarding: Workshops to train your non-EU suppliers on calculating and providing the necessary emissions data.
  • Regulatory Advisory: Expert guidance on navigating the CBAM Transitional Registry and reporting procedures.
  • Data Management Support: Consultation on best practices for tracking and managing complex emissions data across your supply chain.
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Stay Ahead of CBAM Requirements

The CBAM transition is already underway. Proactive preparation is key to avoiding trade disruptions and financial penalties. Partner with BQCIS to build a robust compliance framework.

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