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forward earth offers an AI-powered solution that simplifies CBAM compliance for importers and operators. Our software ensures accurate emissions reporting, eliminating the need for cumbersome spreadsheets. Integrate seamlessly with existing supply chain platforms for efficient, error-free calculations and complete regulatory compliance. Make CBAM reporting straightforward and reliable with forward earth.

The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) is an EU carbon tariff on imports to equalize carbon prices between imports and domestic production, preventing carbon leakage. It starts fully in 2026, initially covering products like cement, iron, steel, and aluminum, with mandatory reporting from 2023

forward earth is proud to announce a strategic partnership with AdaptiveGRC, marking a significant step in merging leading GRC solutions with sustainability thinking.

Discover how EU regulations like CSRD, CBAM, and SFDR are reshaping the landscape for SMEs. From emissions reporting to due diligence, small businesses are navigating new complexities. Dive in to understand the challenges and opportunities on the horizon.

Implemented in March 2021, SFDR mandates transparency for financial market participants, affecting investment firms and advisors. Entities must disclose sustainability policies and address Principle Adverse Impacts (PAI). At the product level, disclosures categorize investments, with varying requirements for sustainability considerations. Explore the nuanced reporting obligations, from integrating sustainability risks to aligning with EU Taxonomy for "light green" and "dark green" products. Dive into the complexities of SFDR, driving financial institutions toward sustainable growth.

Enforced since January 2024, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) replaces the Non-Financial Reporting Directive, impacting about 50,000 European companies. CSRD mandates adherence to European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) covering governance, strategy, impact, and metrics, guided by a double materiality principle. Despite the European Commission's proposed delay to June 2026 for sector-specific ESRS adoption, the planned rollout of sector-agnostic standards remains on track, underscoring the urgency for companies to align with enhanced sustainability reporting standards.