Why Carbon Compliance Matters Now

The regulatory landscape has changed. Carbon compliance is no longer optional.

Four Pillars of Carbon Excellence

India CCTS

Carbon Credit Trading Scheme – Operated by Bureau of Energy Efficiency (BEE)

EU CSRD

Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive -Affects Indian exporters

⚠️ First Compliance Deadline

May 2026 for CCTS Phase 1 companies. Customer requests for carbon data happening NOW for EU exporters.

Two Major Regulations Affecting Your Business

Indian manufacturers face unprecedented compliance pressure from all sides. Here’s what’s at stake:

URGENT

Export to Europe/US

Your customers are asking for carbon data NOW. EU CSRD requires full Scope 1+2+3 reporting from suppliers.

PHASE 1

Large Emitters

Steel, cement, power, aluminum, pulp & paper with emissions >25,000 tonnes CO₂e annually. Mandatory now.

PHASE 2

Medium Manufacturers

Chemicals, textiles, automotive, heavy manufacturing with >10,000 tonnes CO₂e. Compliance by FY 2026-27.

PHASE 3

All Industrial Facilities

Most manufacturing facilities with >5,000 tonnes CO₂e will be covered. Expected FY 2027-28 onwards.

Consequences of Non-Compliance

Regulatory Penalties

Annual penalties for CCTS non-compliance. 2x carbon credit price per excess tonne + environmental compensation orders.

₹5L to ₹50K

Lost Contracts

Revenue at risk from EU export business. Customers replacing suppliers who can't provide carbon data.

10% to 30%

Missed Savings

Annual energy savings missed without monitoring. Compliance pays for itself through optimization.

₹15L to ₹40L

Competitive Disadvantage

Premium pricing early movers are commanding. Sustainability becoming key differentiator in RFPs.

2% to 5%

Beyond Regulation: Business Benefits

Financial Advantages

Market Advantages

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late

90-day implementation means you can be compliant by Q1 2026. But slots are limited.