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A ‘faster’ CBAM compliance software for EU Importers

Automate end-to-end CBAM compliance software. Engage and decarbonise your supply chain, forecast carbon tax and generate quarterly CBAM XML reports.

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Helping stakeholders meet their CBAM compliance easily

With significant steel exports to the EU, CBAM posed a significant challenge for us. TSC NetZero streamlined CN codes mapping to our products, corrected our reporting errors, and ensured full alignment with importers. Their fast, reliable support helped us meet tight deadlines, map our product’s carbon footprint, and stay on track toward our net zero goals.

Rashmi Sasidharan
Manager, Buhin Engineers

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Empower your CBAM compliance journey with TSC’s EU CBAM Importer software

Request for CBAM reports and embedded emissions data from multiple suppliers across the globe at an import level or a quarterly level. 

Track progress of supplier CBAM reports and collaborate using comments, reminders and approval-rejection workflows.

Consolidate data from multiple suppliers for quarterly CBAM report generation in .xml format provided by EU.

Maintain audit trails across your supply chain and simplify EU accredited verifier audits with our assurance module.

Minimize financial impact and future risks by estimating carbon tax costs.

Identify carbon-intensive imports and suppliers to decarbonize supply chain based on the CBAM emission data.

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FAQs

A CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) report is a document that tracks and verifies the greenhouse gas emissions embedded in goods imported into the EU. It ensures compliance with CBAM regulations by quantifying emissions and calculating corresponding carbon costs.

CBAM entered a transitional phase on October 1, 2023, during which reporting obligations are required, but no financial adjustments are imposed. The full implementation, including financial mechanisms, is set for January 1, 2026.

EU importers are responsible for:

  • Submitting CBAM reports detailing emissions data for imported goods.
  • Purchasing CBAM certificates equivalent to the emissions embedded in their goods.
  • Maintaining records for audit and compliance purposes.

CBAM currently applies to categories such as:

  • Steel and iron
  • Cement
  • Aluminum
  • Fertilisers
  • Electricity
  • Hydrogen (Chemical)

Additional commodities may be included over time.

Penalties for non-compliance include:

  • Financial fines for failing to submit reports or purchase certificates.
  • Possible restrictions on future imports.
  • Reputational damage due to regulatory breaches.

October 1, 2023: Start of the transitional phase with reporting obligations.

January 1, 2026: Full implementation, including financial obligations.