CBAM advisory services, A–Z

End-to-end guidance for Indian exporters whose goods fall under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.

Helping manufacturers of covered goods measure and document embedded emissions for their EU customers.

Support for EU importers and declarants who must file CBAM reports on covered imports.

Guidance for traders who buy and sell CBAM-covered goods across the India–EU supply chain.

Practical, right-sized CBAM support for small and medium Indian exporters.

Sector-specific CBAM support for iron and steel producers shipping to the EU.

Sector-specific CBAM support for aluminium producers and processors serving the EU.

Helping procurement and supply-chain teams build CBAM data requirements into sourcing.

Support for compliance and sustainability officers owning CBAM readiness internally.

Correctly classifying your goods by CN code to determine CBAM coverage and reporting.

A guided way to identify your product’s CN code and check if it falls under CBAM.

Understanding which iron and steel products fall under CBAM and what data they need.

Understanding which aluminium products fall under CBAM and their emissions data needs.

Understanding which cement products fall under CBAM and their emissions data needs.

Understanding which fertiliser products fall under CBAM and their emissions data needs.

Understanding how hydrogen falls under CBAM and what emissions data is required.

Understanding how electricity is treated as a covered good under CBAM.

Calculating the embedded emissions of covered goods to the standard CBAM expects.

Identifying and quantifying the direct emissions of your covered production.

Understanding and quantifying indirect emissions from electricity use under CBAM.

Deciding when to use CBAM default values versus your own actual emissions data.

Setting up reliable data collection to support CBAM embedded-emissions figures.

Structuring effective requests to obtain emissions data from your suppliers.

Getting system boundaries and precursor emissions right in your CBAM calculation.

Establishing a consistent methodology for monitoring emissions data over time.

Preparing complete, accurate CBAM quarterly reports during the transitional phase.

A structured checklist of the data needed for a complete CBAM report.

Hands-on support submitting your CBAM report correctly and on time.

Understanding the difference between CBAM’s transitional and definitive phases.

Support with CBAM registry access and declarant setup for reporting.

Handling corrections and amendments to previously submitted CBAM reports.

Keeping the records and documentation that support your CBAM reporting.

A ready template for sending emissions data clearly to your EU importers.

A practical checklist that takes Indian exporters from awareness to CBAM readiness.

Understanding where CBAM could affect the cost and competitiveness of your EU exports.

A plain-language explanation of what CBAM is and who it affects.

The key CBAM phases and dates you need to plan around.

Practical levers to reduce your exposure under CBAM over time.

How CBAM relates to the EU Emissions Trading System, explained simply.

Getting ready for the CBAM definitive phase and its added obligations from 2026.