The European Green Deal and the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) are transforming international trade dynamics. Turkish manufacturers exporting to the EU must adapt to new carbon emission reporting requirements and energy efficiency standards. This guide outlines the key steps for compliance.
What Is the Green Deal and How Does It Affect Turkey?
The EU aims to become carbon neutral by 2050. CBAM requires importers to declare the carbon footprint of products entering the EU market. For Turkish industrialists, this means that energy consumption data, Scope 1-2-3 emissions, and production process carbon intensity must be accurately measured and reported.
Compliance Steps for Turkish Manufacturers
To successfully adapt to EU Green Deal requirements, manufacturers should follow these essential steps:
- Calculate Scope 1, 2, and 3 carbon emissions across the entire production chain
- Deploy energy monitoring systems to track real-time consumption data
- Implement energy efficiency improvements to reduce carbon intensity
- Invest in renewable energy sources to lower indirect emissions
- Prepare CBAM-compliant carbon emission reports for EU customs
Strong Infrastructure for Green Deal Compliance with Atasayin
Atasayin Energy and Engineering provides comprehensive energy monitoring and measurement solutions that form the foundation of Green Deal compliance. From energy analyzers to IoT-based monitoring platforms, facilities can accurately track their energy consumption and generate the data needed for CBAM reporting.
Contact the Atasayin team to build your Green Deal compliance infrastructure and prepare your facility for EU export requirements.