Transparent emissions information to support our European business partners
As a manufacturer of steel solar mounting structures serving international markets, Vergo Energy recognises the growing importance of transparent and reliable emissions information.
We are aligning our data collection, emissions calculation and independent review processes with the requirements of the European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), helping our European business partners access the information they need for their reporting obligations.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is a European Union policy designed to address carbon leakage by placing a carbon price on the embedded emissions of certain goods imported into the EU.
Following a transitional reporting period between 2023 and 2025, CBAM entered its definitive regime on 1 January 2026. The mechanism initially covers selected goods in carbon-intensive sectors, including iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity and hydrogen.
Under the definitive regime, authorised CBAM declarants are required to report the embedded emissions associated with imported goods and surrender the corresponding number of CBAM certificates. Reliable emissions information from non-EU producers therefore plays an important role in supporting accurate CBAM declarations.
CBAM aims to ensure that certain imported goods and products manufactured within the European Union are subject to comparable carbon costs.
The mechanism applies to selected goods in the iron and steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, electricity and hydrogen sectors.
EU importers require accurate embedded-emissions information from their supply chain to fulfil their CBAM reporting obligations.
As a non-EU manufacturer, our role is to monitor and calculate relevant emissions associated with our production activities and provide our business partners with clear and traceable information.
Vergo Energy manufactures steel components and mounting structures for solar energy projects and exports products to the European market. Depending on their customs classification, certain iron and steel products may fall within the scope of CBAM.
We are developing the necessary processes to support consistent data collection, emissions calculation and documentation across the relevant stages of production. This approach is intended to help our European customers fulfil their own CBAM reporting responsibilities with reliable information from their supply chain.
Vergo Energy calculates relevant direct and indirect emissions associated with its manufacturing activities in accordance with the applicable CBAM methodology. Our approach includes the collection and assessment of data related to:
By maintaining structured and traceable records, we aim to ensure that the emissions information provided to our business partners is transparent, consistent and supported by appropriate evidence.
Our calculation and documentation processes will continue to be reviewed and updated in line with changes to the applicable CBAM legislation and technical guidance.
Independent assessment is an important part of building confidence in emissions data.
Vergo Energy has been working with Bureau Veritas; the independent review and pre-verification process was completed in August 2026. The process covered our emissions calculations, supporting records and relevant data collection practices.
This independent assessment is intended to strengthen the accuracy, consistency and credibility of the emissions information prepared for our European business partners.
The information on this page will be updated when further documentation becomes available.
Although CBAM declarations are submitted by authorised declarants in the European Union, access to reliable information from manufacturers is essential for accurate reporting. Vergo Energy aims to support its European business partners by:
Our objective is to provide clear and dependable information while maintaining open communication with our customers throughout the reporting process.
The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is an EU policy that places a carbon price on the embedded emissions of certain goods imported into the European Union. Its purpose is to reduce the risk of carbon leakage and support cleaner industrial production.
Vergo Energy manufactures steel components and solar mounting structures for international markets. Depending on their customs classification, certain iron and steel products exported to the EU may be covered by CBAM. We therefore prepare relevant emissions information to support our European customers' reporting requirements.
We are developing structured processes for emissions monitoring, calculation, documentation and data exchange. Our emissions calculations and supporting records have also undergone an independent review and pre-verification process.
CBAM declarations are submitted by authorised CBAM declarants in the European Union. As a non-EU manufacturer, Vergo Energy supports its business partners by preparing relevant product and production-related emissions information.
Customers may contact Vergo Energy to request information concerning our CBAM preparations and the availability of emissions data for relevant products. The information that can be provided may depend on the product, customs classification, reporting period and status of the independent review and pre-verification process.
For information about Vergo Energy's CBAM preparations, emissions calculation approach or the availability of product-related emissions data, please contact our team.
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