The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) requires importers of certain products into the EU to declare the embedded emissions of those products. The obligation lies with the importer, but the data is requested from the manufacturer in Türkiye.
What you need to have ready
- Definition of installation boundaries and production processes
- Direct emissions by fuel type and quantity
- Indirect emissions by electricity consumed and its source
- Production quantities per product and process shares
- Embedded emissions of raw materials and intermediate products
- A record of the methods, factors and assumptions used
The most common challenge
Allocating installation-level energy and fuel data correctly to products. Line- and machine-level metering moves this allocation from estimation to measurement. Monitor helps you respond quickly to customer requests by calculating emission intensity per product and site.
Note: This guide is for general information only; follow official EU and national sources for current obligations.