PwC Vietnam now offers advisory services for the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM). This is relevant for any Vietnamese exporter sending goods like steel, aluminum, cement, fertilizers, or electricity into the EU. CBAM requires importers to buy certificates matching the carbon price that would have been paid if the goods were produced under EU carbon rules. PwC's service covers carbon footprint calculation, compliance gap analysis, and reporting process setup. They also help with the transition from the current transitional phase to the full regime starting in 2026. For companies selling into the EU, this is not optional. The mechanism is designed to prevent carbon leakage by making imported goods pay a carbon cost similar to domestic EU production. PwC's advisory targets Vietnamese manufacturers who need to understand their embedded emissions and prepare the required documentation. The page is a standard consulting service description with no pricing or case studies. It is useful as a starting point for exporters who need to know where to begin with CBAM compliance.
