Sustainability - CBAM
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
Introduced in 2023, the EU‘s Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is a groundbreaking initiative designed to mitigate carbon leakage by imposing a CO2 price on imports of certain high-carbon goods into the EU and will initially apply to imports of the following product categories:
- Cement
- Iron and Steel
- Aluminium
- Fertilizers
- Electricity
- Hydrogen
CBAM will apply in its definitive regime from 2026, while the current transitional phase lasts between 2023 and 2025. This gradual introduction of the CBAM is aligned with the phase-out of the allocation of free allowances under the EU Emissions Trading System (ETS) to support the decarbonization of EU industry.
Please note: The request to fulfill your CBAM reporting is a result of the EU`s CBAM regulation and compliance with the submission deadline is mandatory.
Find out more information on the webpage of the European Union and SupplyOn.
Below you can download the guidance document on CBAM implementation for importers of goods into the EU and the SupplyOn User Guides for suppliers.
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Guidance Document on CBAM
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Supplier User Manual CBAM (English)
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Supplier User Manual CBAM (CN) - 下载供应商用户手册 CB
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Seamlessly fulfill your CBAM reporting with SupplyOn
Have a look at our short video on how to work with the CBAM Manager
Sustainability - Product Footprint
Product Footprint - Provide High Quality CO2 Data to Your Customers
What does the PRODUCT FOOTPRINT solution do?
The SupplyOn Product Footprint solution enables the exchange of sustainability related product data such as Product Carbon Footprint (PCF) between supplier and customer.
Why should my company support Product Footprint?
- Competitive benefit through commitment to sustainability by providing the CO2 data
- Compliance with standards of your customers
- Save time & effort by re-using your Product Footprint data for other customer requests
- One point of entry for all Product Footprint requests by your customers – from sourcing to product lifetime
You can send your feedback to your responsible buyer contact or add your comments anonymously in the SupplyOn Forum.
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Sustainability - Cooperate Carbon Footprint - Part 1
Cooperate Carbon Footprint
Why should your company submit the Corporate Carbon Footprint survey?
As Many companies around the world have begun to focus on reducing their carbon footprint, buyers are basing their sourcing decisions on their suppliers’ carbon footprints.
Answering the survey may show your buyers that you are complying and are compatible with their standards and furthermore, show that you are taking actions to become more sustainable which in the end gives you a competitive advantage.
The Corporate Carbon Footprint survey provides a structured way of getting your Corporate Carbon Footprint data, reduction targets, climate strategy, renewable shares, and more all in one place for you and your buyers to see. That means once you have submitted the survey your answers get stored in SupplyOn's Business Directory.
More information you can find out in the following info portal.
Sustainability - Cooperate Carbon Footprint - Part 2
The Corporate Carbon Footprint survey
The corporate carbon footprint (CCF) survey is a common initiative from Continental AG, Robert Bosch GmbH, Schaeffler Group, and Vitesco Technologies Group AG, supported by SupplyOn AG. The survey consists of a set of questions relating to your company's carbon emissions The aim of this survey is to gather information such as:
- Industry and Revenue Information
- 2023 Corporate Carbon Footprint Data
- Renewable Energy and Energy Mix (scope 1+2)
- Climate Roadmap
- Energy Use
- Sustainability strategy
The survey is sent out once a year and only needs to be submitted once. From there the data can be shared with more than one buyer.
You can send your feedback to your responsible buyer contact.
