CBAM Readiness
CBAM readiness for exporters to the EU
Embedded-emissions calculation, installation-level data and quarterly reporting so your exports stay competitive under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism.
What we do
CBAM places a carbon cost on imports into the EU across cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity and hydrogen. With the definitive phase underway, EU importers need verified embedded-emissions data from their suppliers. Save Urja gets Indian manufacturers export-ready.
- CBAM applicability and CN-code classification of your products
- Installation-level embedded-emissions calculation (direct & indirect)
- Actual-data monitoring methodology vs. EU default values
- Data collection templates aligned to EU implementing regulations
- Quarterly CBAM report preparation and communication to EU importers
- Strategy to reduce embedded emissions and future certificate exposure
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Applicability & scoping
Map products to CN codes and confirm CBAM coverage and reporting duties.
Data architecture
Set up installation boundaries, source streams and monitoring methodology.
Emissions calculation
Compute embedded direct and indirect emissions per the EU methodology.
Reporting
Prepare the communication template and quarterly data for EU importers.
Verification & strategy
Prepare for third-party verification and plan emission reductions.
What you get
CN-code & applicability note
Clear determination of which products and flows fall under CBAM.
Embedded-emissions dataset
Installation-level actual emissions with a documented methodology.
EU communication template
Completed operator template ready to share with importers.
Reduction strategy
Roadmap to lower embedded emissions and certificate cost over time.
Frequently asked
When does CBAM cost apply?
The definitive phase began 1 January 2026, with CBAM certificate obligations phasing in through 2034. Reporting obligations apply now for covered goods.
Can we use EU default values?
Yes initially, but actual verified data is usually far more favourable than defaults for efficient Indian plants — we help you move to actuals.
Which sectors are affected?
Cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilizers, electricity and hydrogen, plus certain downstream products.
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