Understand the EU’s CBAM policy, its implementation timeline, affected sectors, and how it differs from product carbon footprinting. Learn how exporters can ensure carbon compliance and prepare for the EU’s carbon border rules.

Understand how to comply with the EU’s CBAM requirements. Learn about precursor materials, HS codes, electricity emission factors, verification rules, and how CBAM affects exporters and importers during the two phases.

Understand how to comply with the EU’s CBAM requirements. Learn about precursor materials, HS codes, electricity emission factors, verification rules, and how CBAM affects exporters and importers during the two phases.

Understand how to comply with the EU’s CBAM requirements. Learn about precursor materials, HS codes, electricity emission factors, verification rules, and how CBAM affects exporters and importers during the two phases.

Understand how to comply with the EU’s CBAM requirements. Learn about precursor materials, HS codes, electricity emission factors, verification rules, and how CBAM affects exporters and importers during the two phases.

Carbon label, also known as carbon footprint label, is a product tag that quantifies and displays the total greenhouse gas emissions produced across the product.

Learn the importance of GHG inventory for emission reduction and compliance. Discover digital tools that streamline carbon accounting using ISO 14064 and GHG Protocol standards.

Understand carbon markets and how trading carbon allowances and offsets helps reduce emissions. Learn about compliance vs. voluntary markets and their role in achieving net zero.

How to understand Carbon Emission? By investing in real-time and full-cycle carbon measurement, companies can improve operational efficiency, meet regulatory requirements, hence accelerate their transition to a more sustainable and low-carbon future.

What Are Greenhouse Gases?Greenhouse gases are gases in the Earth’s atmosphere that trap heat, they allow sunlight in and prevent part of heat brought by sunlight from leaving the atmosphere. This is ‘greenhouse effect’ that keeps our planet warm enough to support life.