Your carbon data is now a customs document.
Regulation (EU) 2023/956 — the definitive regime is in force. EU importers require verified embedded emissions from their suppliers.
Exporting to the EU? Your carbon data is now a customs document.
Under the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism, importers of covered goods must declare verified embedded emissions — and they are asking their suppliers in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and Oman for installation-level data. A supplier who can't produce it doesn't just have a reporting gap. They have a sales problem.
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Installation-level embedded emissionsDirect and indirect emissions per installation and production route — built from the same meters, fuel and materials records the modules already hold.
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Per-product mappingEmissions allocated to CN-coded goods with the calculation method, factor source and version recorded against every figure.
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Importer data packA structured, evidence-linked export your EU customers can hand to their CBAM declarant — instead of a spreadsheet nobody can defend.
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Verification-ready by designEvidence, lineage and approvals are attached as the data is created — so independent verification starts from a complete file, not a reconstruction.
The platform prepares CBAM-ready data and documentation. Verification of embedded emissions is performed by an independent accredited verifier, as required under the CBAM Regulation — never by the party that prepared the data.