The CBAM

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A quick introduction into the CBAM

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In general CBAM applies to all companies importing any of the following goods into the EU “aluminium, iron and steel, cement, fertiliser, electricity, and hydrogen” for a value of 150€ or more must fulfil the CBAM reporting obligations.

Please note, there are a few exemptions for imports from countries that not in the EU but in the Economic Union and for good for military activities.

Here are two interviews dealing with the topic.

How will CBAM develop? With Gabriel Rozenberg.
Get ready for CBAM - with Nick Ogilvie
All you need to know about CBAM with Marius Sprenger

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Cbamboo Salesdeck
CBAMBOO is a startup focused on developing software solutions for companies to comply with the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). CBAM is a new regulation that will require importers to pay a carbon tax on goods imported from countries with less stringent emissions standards. CBAMBOO's software helps companies to assess their production processes, monitor emissions, attribute emissions to goods, and report on the embedded emissions of their products. This helps companies to comply with CBAM regulations and avoid costly penalties. CBAMBOO's software is designed to be simple to use and can be integrated with existing systems. The company is backed by leading European VCs and is committed to helping businesses navigate the complexities of CBAM compliance.
CO2 IQ CBAM Exposure Calculator for CBAM Emissions, Penalties and Costs
Through this calculator, you can calculate: - the embedded emissions from imported goods - Today’s CBAM penalties for unreported emissions - Future CBAM costs through carbon levy on imported goods
Redshaw EU-CBAM-guide
The document provides a comprehensive reference guide to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). It offers step-by-step instructions on how to comply with CBAM, covering topics such as registration, measurement and reporting of emissions, and calculation methodologies for different types of goods. By reading this guide, you can learn about: The basics of CBAM and its compliance requirements. The roles and responsibilities of different parties involved in CBAM, such as importers and customs representatives. How to measure and report embedded emissions for both simple and complex goods. The impact of CBAM on countries like Türkiye and how they are responding. The services offered by Redshaw Advisors to help businesses navigate CBAM compliance. This information is valuable for businesses importing goods into the EU that fall under CBAM, as well as anyone interested in understanding the mechanism and its implications.
CBAM Reports & Consulting CBAM key principles
This links informs you about the CBAM mechanism, CN codes, green-house gases, and emission types.
CO2 IQ CBAM Goods Check for CN Code Review
Through this link you can check here whether your import portfolio is affected by the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and whether CO2 reporting is required.

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