CBAM, from first request to declaration.
The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism now decides how carbon-intensive goods enter the European market. Whether you import into the EU or export to it, these guides take you from "my customer asked for emissions data" to a filed declaration — and Habitat handles the work when you want it done for you.
The two sides of CBAM.
The legal obligation sits with the EU importer — but the data comes from the producer. Pick your side.
CBAM where you export from.
Sector-specific guides for the markets we work in, in the local language where it matters.
The regional hub — steel, aluminium, cement and electricity exporters across the six markets. Read the guide →
Aluminium-led exposure and what installations should prepare. Read the guide →
Steel and electricity — the two routes CBAM reaches Skopje. Read the guide →
A lighter industrial base, a real renewables edge. Read the guide →
What EU customers will ask US manufacturers. Read the guide →
CBAM-Beratung für Importeure und den Mittelstand, auf Deutsch. Zum Leitfaden →
The questions that decide real money.
Every CBAM answer starts with your numbers.
Exposure assessments, embedded-emissions calculations, declarations and Article 9 deductions all depend on the same thing: production, energy and emissions data you can document and defend.
That is what we build — as consultants, and in software.
Karbon360°
Karbon360° turns energy and business activity data into structured greenhouse-gas inventories with emission-factor traceability and audit trails — the evidence layer behind CBAM-grade reporting.
Know your carbon exposure before someone else does.
Tell us what you make, where it goes and what you've been asked for — we'll tell you exactly what CBAM means for you.