CBAM
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a new regulatory mechanism of the European Union that introduces an obligation to report and verify the carbon emissions of certain products imported into the EU market. This system is part of the European strategy for climate neutrality and directly affects companies outside the EU that export industrial products.
CBAM
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a new regulatory mechanism of the European Union that introduces an obligation to report and verify the carbon emissions of certain products imported into the EU market. This system is part of the European strategy for climate neutrality and directly affects companies outside the EU that export industrial products.
CBAM Verification Services – Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Compliance
Prepare your company for the new EU carbon requirements
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a new regulatory mechanism of the European Union that introduces an obligation to report and verify the carbon emissions of certain products imported into the EU market. This system is part of the European strategy for climate neutrality and directly affects companies outside the EU that export industrial products.
Our CBAM Verification services help organizations ensure full compliance with EU regulations, minimize regulatory risks, and maintain access to the European market.
What is CBAM?
CBAM (Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism) is a mechanism that aims to:
- to prevent the transfer of emissions outside the EU ("carbon leakage")
- to ensure a level playing field between European and foreign producers
- to introduce transparency into the carbon footprint of products
Companies will have to disclose accurate data on the CO₂ emissions associated with their production, and that data will need to be independently verified.
Which industries are covered by CBAM?
The CBAM regulation currently covers the following sectors:
- Iron and steel
- Aluminum
- Cement
- Fertilizers
- Hydrogen
- Electricity
Expansion to other high-emission industries is expected in the future.
Why is CBAM Verification required?
Independent verification is a key step towards compliance with European requirements.
Benefits of CBAM verification:
✅ compliance with EU regulations
✅ reduced risk of financial sanctions
✅ accurate and verified emissions reports
✅ trust among European partners and customers
✅ competitive advantage on the EU market
From 2026, verification by an independent body will be a mandatory part of the CBAM system.
What does the CBAM verification process look like?
Our approach involves a structured process:
- Readiness Analysis (Gap Analysis)
- Проценка на моменталните системи и достапност на податоци
- Verification of emission calculations
- Валидација на методологиите и изворите на податоци
- Verification according to EU requirements
- Независна техничка проверка според CBAM регулативата
- Report and Verification Statements
- Issuance of an official certificate of compliance.
Who should use CBAM Verification services?
CBAM directly affects:
- manufacturing companies exporting to the EU
- exporters of industrial materials
- importers in the European Union
- companies with energy-intensive production processes
Early preparation allows for better cost management and avoidance of future operational risks.
Why start now?
The transition period already requires regular reporting, and full financial obligations begin with the next phase of CBAM implementation. Companies that start on time:
- make it easier to establish emission measurement systems
- avoid urgent adjustments
- build ESG and sustainability credibility
Our team provides expert support in:
- CBAM readiness assessment
- preparation of emission reports
- independent CBAM verification
For more information, contact us at: +389 2 3221 603 or by e-mail: office@t-cert.mk
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