Because emissions are already a P&L question.
Regulation, procurement, and lenders are rewriting the cost of capital in real time. Carbonis exists because the balance-sheet consequence has arrived before the operating layer to manage it — and reporting tools cannot close that gap.
Three forces are already repricing carbon. Two of them will land before regulation does.
Carbon has stopped being a disclosure question. Regulation, procurement, and capital markets are each translating emissions into P&L consequence — and they are not waiting for each other.
Compliance stopped being optional.
The RBI's Draft Disclosure Framework, SEBI's BRSR Core assurance mandate, and the EU CBAM's transitional reporting have converged into a single reality: climate is now a supervisory category. Banks are being asked for financed-emission attribution. Exporters are being asked for verified emissions dossiers. Both are being asked at the same time.
Buyers are pricing you before regulators do.
Every major European OEM, and a growing share of US and Japanese buyers, now maintain active Scope 3 supplier KPIs. Delisting for climate non-compliance has moved from ESG report footnote to procurement policy. The consequence lands on the exporter's balance sheet a full year before any regulator files a case — as a cancelled order, not a fine.
Lenders will price transition risk. Quietly at first.
Portfolio-level financed emissions are now Basel-relevant. Banks with concentrated exposure to CBAM-exposed sectors are already modelling a 40–90 bps cost-of-capital uplift for high-intensity borrowers. That number is not in a press release. It is inside a credit committee memo — and it will be inside your term sheet before it is inside any regulation.
The next 24 months, on a fixed calendar.
Six enforceable dates between now and 2028. Each one reprices a piece of the balance sheet — and none of them are optional.
EU importers must report embedded emissions on cement, steel, aluminium, fertiliser, hydrogen, and electricity. Default price: €85 / tCO₂e.
Top-1000 listed Indian entities must obtain independent reasonable assurance on BRSR Core disclosures — a first for the Indian market.
Reserve Bank finalises its Disclosure Framework on Climate-Related Financial Risks. Board-level climate strategy becomes a supervisory expectation.
Exporters shift from default emissions values to verified product-level dossiers. First large-scale delistings by EU OEMs begin.
PCAF v2-aligned financed-emission attribution enters Indian bank ICAAP. First 40-90 bps COC uplifts modelled on high-intensity portfolios.
Transitional period ends. Every covered import into the EU is priced at the verified emissions cost — no exemptions, no phasing.
EU importers must report embedded emissions on cement, steel, aluminium, fertiliser, hydrogen, and electricity. Default price: €85 / tCO₂e.
Top-1000 listed Indian entities must obtain independent reasonable assurance on BRSR Core disclosures — a first for the Indian market.
Reserve Bank finalises its Disclosure Framework on Climate-Related Financial Risks. Board-level climate strategy becomes a supervisory expectation.
Exporters shift from default emissions values to verified product-level dossiers. First large-scale delistings by EU OEMs begin.
PCAF v2-aligned financed-emission attribution enters Indian bank ICAAP. First 40-90 bps COC uplifts modelled on high-intensity portfolios.
Transitional period ends. Every covered import into the EU is priced at the verified emissions cost — no exemptions, no phasing.
An intelligence overlay — not another compliance tool.
Carbonis is not a competitor to your carbon accounting stack or your core banking system. It is the risk-intelligence layer that sits above them — one you can turn on without disrupting either.
Not ESG reporting
Not a carbon accounting platform. Not consultant-produced periodic assessments. Not another compliance checkbox.
An intelligence overlay
Read-only intelligence that sits above your existing systems. No core integration, no data migration, no workflow disruption.
Regulator-ready
Supervisory-grade stress test output, aligned to Central Bank climate risk guidelines. Explainable, auditable, and confidence-weighted.
MSME-accessible
Designed for the data-light reality of MSMEs in emerging markets. Scores built from operational signals, sector benchmarks, and India-specific emission factors.
One platform. Every framework that matters.
Carbonis is engineered from the ground up around the frameworks lenders, regulators, and border authorities actually enforce — not a generic ESG wrapper.
Reserve Bank of India — Climate Risk & Sustainable Finance
Supervisory expectations on climate risk in credit, market, and operational risk frameworks. Carbonis outputs feed directly into ICAAP and stress-testing packs.
BRSR Core — Assurance-Grade Disclosures
Assurance-ready datasets for the mandated BRSR Core KPIs across Scope 1, 2, and priority Scope 3 categories.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
Automated CBAM reporting for exporters in cement, iron & steel, aluminium, fertilizers, hydrogen, and electricity.
GHG Quantification & Verification
Emissions inventories built to ISO 14064-1 boundaries, ready for third-party verification under ISO 14064-3.
Corporate & Value Chain Standard
Scope 1, 2, and 3 calculations aligned with the GHG Protocol Corporate and Corporate Value Chain (Scope 3) standards.
Climate-Related Disclosures
Ready mapping to IFRS S2 requirements: governance, strategy, risk management, metrics & targets.