Regulatory Compliance Support
Stay compliant with international requirements, mitigate border taxes, and avoid reporting risks across CBAM, EPR, and India's Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS).
Frameworks
We decode complex legislative texts into actionable, operational requirements for your business.
CBAM
The EU's landmark tool to put a fair price on carbon emitted during the production of carbon-intensive goods entering the EU. Importers must report embedded emissions and purchase certificates.
CCTS
India's compliance carbon market under the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act, 2022, and the driver of the domestic market. Obligated entities are assigned emission-intensity targets; outperformance earns ESCerts that trade, and non-obligated companies can join through voluntary projects.
EPR
Policy approaches that make producers responsible for the end-of-life impact of their products, particularly plastic packaging, e-waste, and batteries. Essential for market access.
Timelines
Where the regulatory clock stands today.
Quarterly reporting of embedded emissions without financial payment. Penalties apply for non-reporting.
Stricter enforcement of plastic packaging and e-waste EPR targets across global markets.
Importers must purchase and surrender CBAM certificates corresponding to embedded emissions.
Workflow
A systematic approach to mitigating regulatory risk.
Identify which regulations (CBAM, EPR, CCTS, etc.) apply to your specific product codes and export markets.
Assess current data availability against regulatory reporting requirements.
Implement the correct calculation methodologies (e.g., CBAM default values vs. actual emissions).
Prepare and submit the finalized compliance reports to the respective authorities.
Deliverables
Quarterly and annual reports accurately calculating embedded emissions for EU importers.
A strategic timeline outlining exactly when and how to collect necessary data to avoid penalties.
End-to-end assistance with Extended Producer Responsibility registration and waste management planning.
FAQ
The Carbon Credit Trading Scheme is India's compliance carbon market under the Energy Conservation (Amendment) Act, 2022. Obligated entities — designated consumers and emitters — must meet greenhouse-gas emission-intensity targets and earn or buy ESCerts to comply. Companies outside the obligated list can still participate through voluntary offset projects. We map whether you are covered and build the emissions data trail either route needs.
Book a free 30-minute consultation with our compliance experts. We'll assess your regulatory exposure and outline a mitigation strategy.
