In development
CBAM intelligence for EU importers, customs brokers, and advisors
CBAM Pulse turns the fast-moving EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism rulebook into plain-English updates, practical tools, and clear deadlines — built only on publicly available official sources, with every figure traceable to where it was published.
What CBAM Pulse is building
CN goods checker
Check whether a product group or CN code falls within CBAM scope.
Threshold checker
Check whether the de-minimis exemption threshold could apply to your annual imports.
Certificate price tracker
Follow officially published CBAM certificate prices with their sources and dates.
Deadline planner
See which CBAM obligations and dates apply to a given import year.
Alongside the tools: a human-curated regulatory update feed, plain-English guides, and a CBAM glossary. The core public tools will be free and will work without an account.
Who it is for
EU importers
Understand whether CBAM affects your goods, what it could cost, and which dates matter — without reading the legal texts end to end.
Customs brokers
Keep track of scope, thresholds, and deadlines across the goods you handle, and point clients to clear, source-linked explanations.
ESG, tax, and customs advisors
Follow regulatory changes as they happen and turn them into clear briefings for the companies you advise.
What CBAM Pulse is not
- Not legal, tax, customs, or compliance advice.
- Not a CBAM declaration or filing service.
- No integration with the CBAM Registry.
- Not a compliance certification of any kind.
CBAM Pulse summarises and organises public official information. Decisions about your obligations belong with your qualified adviser and your National Competent Authority — the methodology page explains how sources are handled.