Are you an importer of CBAM goods into the EU, such as a trader or customs declarant?
Importer of CBAM goods
Import section
What service we provide
We help you get ready
- Capacity building on CBAM
– Introductory CBAM training
– Guidance on registering your legal entity in the CBAM registry
– Instruction on reporting in the CBAM registry
– Strategic advisory training for different reporting roles:
* Importer
* Installation operator
* Direct customs representative
* Indirect customs representative
We support your reporting
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Confirmation of goods affected by CBAM
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Instruction and navigation of CBAM reporting registry
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Reporting support, hands on guidance and streamlining reporting process
Do you have other needs?
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Support along the journey (ad hoc consultancy)
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Regular updates of CBAM deadlines and reporting/requirements
Achieving goals together matters
The CBAM regulation imposes significant reporting obligations on EU importers. These reporting requirements contribute to the EU’s broader goal of fostering a more sustainable and environmentally conscious global trade system. As businesses adapt to these new regulations, the hope is for a collective effort towards a greener future and a more resilient global economy. We encourage you to get in touch with our Peterson experts and see where we can support you in the transition to a more sustainable future.
Report quarterly
EU importers of CBAM goods must continue submitting the quarterly emissions reports until the end of the transitional period in December 2025. As of 1st of January 2025, the embedded emissions of the goods needs to be calculated according to the EU rules, for which dependency on default values is not possible anymore. Do you need help understanding the validity of the information received by the producers? Does your producer need help calculating the embedded emissions? Contact our CBAM experts for support!
From 2026, importers will be mandated to pay for embedded emissions in their goods and offset the CO2 generated during their production, through CBAM-certificates. Their aim is to include all EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) sectors under CBAM regulations by 2030 and have the CBAM fully in place in 2034.