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With the realization of "dual carbon" as its core business, we provide technical advice and services for customers' carbon management and emission reduction, assist customers to cope with global climate change and cross-border carbon trade, and help achieve the "dual carbon" goal.

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Company Overview

Nanjing One Carbon Digital Technology Co., LTD. (One Carbon Digital Branch) focuses on the "double carbon" goal. We serve basic energy (power, petrochemical, battery, new energy) and high energy consumption industries (steel, building materials, nonferrous metals, chemicals) with services like carbon verification, product carbon footprint, and Environmental Product Declarations (EPD) certification.

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We also provide technical advice for carbon management and emission reduction, helping clients tackle climate change and achieve the "double carbon" goal.

Eu Carbon Border Regulation Mechanism (CBAM)
What is CBAM?

CBAM bill requires: from May 2023, the EU formally implemented the carbon Border adjustment mechanism (CBAM), all imported from non-EU countries or regions involving steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizer, electricity and hydrogen six industries related to more than 700 types of products for carbon tariff management.

 

Carbon tariff implementation requirements:

Transition period: From October 1, 2023 to December 3, 2025, taxed products imported into the EU will be subject to the obligation to provide a carbon emission report (CBAM Report) for exported products, and will not be actually taxed.

 

Formal tax period: From January 1, 2026, carbon tariffs will be formally imposed on imported products. The EU will levy carbon tariffs on importers according to the difference between the EU's free carbon quota and the carbon emissions of imported products, and importers will perform the agreement by purchasing CBAM e-certificates.

How to submit a CBAM report?

Reporting requirements: 4 quarterly reports +1 annual report per year for the transition period, to be submitted within one month of the end of each quarter (e.g., the third quarter report of 2024 must be submitted by October 31); And from July 1, 2024, only measured values can be used for accounting and reporting.

 

Who submits the report: The exporter submits the report to the importer or indirect customs representative in the EU, and the importer or indirect customs representative registers the CBAM system and submits the report content. In principle, whoever exports submits.

How about not bringing it up?

During the transition period, the importer does not submit the CBAM report on time, which affects the import clearance of the importer, and the applicant needs to rectify and make up, and the EU will impose a fine of 3-5 times, about 10-50 euros per ton of carbon emissions for each ton of unreported products; Failure to file for more than six months will result in higher fines.

What services can we provide?

1. Professional team: mainly for experts to conduct long-term research on EU carbon emissions and green and low-carbon policies, and provide CBAM report preparation services;

2. Thoughtful services: Provide all kinds of consultation and Q&A services related to CBAM to assist customers in solving carbon tariff problems;

3. Excellent customer practice cases: more than 200+ customers, all over the world.

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Why Choose Us?
Professional

Professional knowledge and skills

Neutral

An objective, neutral perspective

Comprehensively

Global delivery capability

Efficient

Solve problems efficiently

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Email:njyitankj@onelowcarbon.com

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