Effortless CBAM Compliance

Easily meet CBAM requirements with no hassle. We handle everything for you:

Collect supplier data automatically

Make your MACF declaration in 3 clicks

Reduce your compliance costs

Thank you! Your submission has been received!

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

You’re EU Importers

Based in the European Union

Importing products from the following six sectors: iron & steel, aluminum, fertilizers, cement, hydrogen, and electricity (CBAM products)

From outside the EU

If so, you must comply with the CBAM regulation by reporting the carbon emissions of your CBAM product imports on the EU's dedicated online portal (CBAM registry).

Thank you! Your submission has been received!

Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form.

Why choose Keewe?

360° support

Benefit from a dedicated expert to identify your CBAM imports, support your CBAM suppliers in easily retrieving data, and monitor your compliance. Assess the financial impact of CBAM on your business with our simulator.

Time savings

Stop wasting time trying to understand customs classifications, chasing down suppliers, performing complex carbon emission calculations, or navigating the EU portal.

Reduced Compliance Costs

Don't overload your teams with new regulations - put your customers and operations first. Avoid the costs of non-compliance (financial penalties, import bans) with Keewe's support.

Full Automation of CBAM Reporting

We simplify and automate the calculation of carbon emissions for your imports, ensuring reliable and accurate results at every step.

Automated calculations to prevent manual errors

Automatic generation of reporting documents

Real-time data integration

Request a demo

Intuitive Platform for Supplier Data Collection

Your suppliers upload information directly to our platform, ensuring complete transparency and efficient data collection with no effort on your part.

Simple, user-friendly interface for your suppliers

Secure storage of supplier's information

Transparent tracking of contributions for every report

Request a demo

Dedicated CBAM Expert Support

Our experts guide you throughout the process, communicate directly with your suppliers, and ensure you stay fully compliant with European requirements.

Direct communication with your suppliers to ensure reliable data

Customized guidance to maintain ongoing compliance

Regulatory monitoring to stay up-to-date with CBAM developments

Request a demo

Ensure Your CBAM Compliance Today

From the 3rd quarter of 2024, you must use your Suppliers' actual values for your MACF declarations, on pain of penalties. You have until December 2025 to obtain authorization to continue importing your products from 2026 onwards.

Support

Avoid penalties and fines

Financial Penalties

Non-compliance with CBAM can result in fines, which can be costly for importers and have a direct impact on the company's profitability.

Import Restrictions

Products imported by non-compliant companies may be held or denied entry at the border. This can cause significant delays, disrupt the supply chain, and affect the company’s ability to meet customer demands.

Reputation

Non-compliance can damage a company's reputation, especially as environmental issues become increasingly important to consumers and investors. This can lead to a loss of trust and strained customer relationships.

Request a demo

Frequently asked questions about CBAM

Which products are subject to CBAM?

CBAM primarily applies to carbon-intensive products such as steel, cement, aluminum, fertilizers, and electricity. The aim is to target sectors most at risk of relocation due to climate policy costs. The product list may evolve based on EU decisions and market analysis. Contact our team to learn more.

When will CBAM be implemented?

The European Union plans to implement CBAM gradually. The mechanism came into effect in 2023, with a two-year transition phase (until the end of 2025). This will allow companies and partner countries to adapt to the new requirements and prepare for the economic and trade changes that will follow. We are here to support you through this process.

How will the carbon price be determined under CBAM?

The carbon price under CBAM will be aligned with the European Emission Trading System (EU ETS) market price. CBAM will adjust the cost imposed on importers according to this European carbon market price, ensuring fairness between domestic and foreign producers. Feel free to contact us to learn more.

How does CBAM affect European companies?

CBAM aims to level the playing field for European companies by imposing similar costs on imported products and those produced within the EU. This protects European industries from competition with countries that have less stringent environmental standards. However, European companies will still need to innovate and invest in cleaner technologies to remain competitive.

Any questions?