Easy CBAM Compliance

If you import aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron or steel, you will pay a carbon charge on the emissions embodied in every consignment. The EU has been charging since January 2026.

We collect the supplier data, calculate the liability and prepare the numbers behind your returns.

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Find out what CBAM will actually cost you

Tell us what you import and export. You get an indicative liability and a named consultant’s read on where you sit.

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Two schemes, two sets of obligations

If you import into the UK and export to the EU, you are dealing with both.

UK CBAM

- Starts 1 January 2027.
- Five sectors: aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen, iron and steel.
- Registration triggered at £50,000 of CBAM goods over a rolling 12 months.
- Liability sits with the importer. A broker or freight forwarder does not take it on.
- Records kept six years, threshold or not.

EU CBAM

- Live since 1 January 2026.
- Adds electricity to the same five sectors.
- De minimis of 50 tonnes per importer per year, excluding hydrogen and electricity.
- Authorised declarant status needed before goods are released.
- First declaration due 30 September 2027, covering 2026 imports.

The dates that matter.

Now to Dec 2026

Map exposure and open supplier conversations.

1 Jan 2027

UK CBAM starts. Record keeping becomes mandatory.

30 Jan 2027

First EU declaration and certificate surrender, covering 2026 imports.

31 Jan 2028

Register with HMRC if you crossed £50,000 during 2027.

31 May 2028

First UK return and payment, covering all of 2027 in one go.