CBAM

Maximize Your CBAM Compliance

Avoid heavy carbon taxes, calculate and declare your carbon footprint at the corporate and product level using detailed CBAM data.

Why is CBAM Important for Your Business?

The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) heralds a paradigm shift for businesses importing goods into the EU. CBAM is the first regulation requiring product and organization data. In this ambiguity of complex regulations, GreenCarbon offers its carbon ecosystem to manage, monitor, and report all requirements for CBAM. The transition period, starting from October 2023 and lasting until 2026, requires all EU importers to calculate their import emissions in a CBAM-compliant manner. The cost will be linked to the EU Emissions Trading System with an increasing carbon price. Therefore, companies must make definite decisions. Carbon emissions that you cannot measure and control can be a heavy burden on your shoulders.

Work with GreenCarbon for fast and effective CBAM reporting to understand how you can avoid upcoming carbon taxes

re-evaluate production and supply processes in line with EU regulations

accurately analyze developments and regulations in the EU and take necessary measures in a timely manner

avoid rising costs and risks

increase your competitive power

Maximize your CBAM compliance with GreenCarbon

Accurate Data

Understand CBAM-related challenges with accurate data insights.

Speed

Respond to CBAM requirements in the easiest and fastest way.

Optimization

Easily identify missing data

Product Differentiation

Easily make simple and complex product differentiation. Analyze embedded emission calculations accurately. Make product, production, and facility distinctions

Simulation

Compare detailed analyses of potential carbon taxes or the encouraged aspects of tax avoidance

According to the Ministry Projection;

Applying a 150 euro/tCO2e CBAM fee to Turkey's exports in 2032 could result in a 2.5 billion euro export loss.

When considering CBAM fees of 75 and 150 euro/tCO2e and a scenario where there is no local ETS/CBAM, the flow of goods to the EU decreases by 2% and 3% respectively in 2032.

However, if Turkey implements an ETS with a carbon price of 50 euro/tCO2e, GDP will increase by 1% in 2032, and emission levels may decrease by 23%.

If the local carbon price is the same as the EU ETS price, emissions may decrease by 34%.

The report published by the Climate Change Presidency predicts that the total cost Turkey will face by 2032 could be $2.5 billion annually if no action is taken.

According to initial calculations, the carbon border tax could increase the price of aluminum imported from Turkey by 1-2%, iron and steel by 3-6%, and cement by 12-24%.

Iron & Steel

Hydrogen

Fertilizer

Cement

Electricity

Aluminum