Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
UK businesses trading with the EU must report the carbon emissions of their exported goods
If you are exporting to the EU, EIC Partnership can help you put together the mandatory report on the carbon emissions of the exported goods.
The EU’s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a policy still being fine-tuned, but it’s an important part of the EU’s strategy to fight climate change.
It affects imports like steel, cement, aluminium, fertilisers, hydrogen and electricity from countries outside the EU.
The policy sets charges based on how much carbon was emitted to make these goods.
Businesses importing these goods will need to buy “CBAM certificates” to offset these emissions.
The money collected will help the EU’s climate efforts.
EIC combines its CBAM services with a wider approach to sustainability, offering a full range of solutions.
EIC provides smart energy procurement to lower energy expenses and various carbon management services to help businesses fulfil all legal standards.
This covers assistance with various environmental compliance and strategy programs like ESOS, SECR, CCA, and SBTi, as well as helping businesses buy renewable energy.
Altogether, these services offer a complete strategy for sustainability, enabling companies to lessen their environmental footprint while enhancing their operational efficiency and saving money.
Contact us at 0208 836 3535 or submitting the contact form today, and take the first step towards securing your energy costs!
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