Andy Procter · Auditel Associate Partner

Cost, carbon and CBAM advice for UK businesses

I spent 30 years in the construction supply chain before moving into cost and carbon consultancy. Today I help businesses lower their overheads and meet the carbon requirements their customers and regulators set. From January 2027 that includes CBAM, the new carbon charge on imported goods.

BSI GHG Professional

IACBAM Ambassador

Accredited CBAM trainer

ECA Commercial Associate

EMA Member

ISEP Member

NQA Associate

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Andy Procter, Auditel Associate Partner

Six areas, one point of contact

Clients usually start with one of these. Each has its own page.
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Know whether the carbon border charge applies, and what it will cost

CBAM is a carbon charge on imported steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser and hydrogen goods, and the importer pays it. I check whether you are in scope, forecast the cost and set up the records.
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CBAM for importers →Or take the free quick check →

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Carbon reporting that customers and regulators accept

Carbon footprints, Carbon Reduction Plans and the reporting schemes that apply to you, prepared to a standard a buyer can check.
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Carbon compliance →Or book a 20-minute call →

Evidence of how you buy, ready for the customers who ask

When a customer asks for carbon data or social value evidence, the answer depends on your own supply chain. The health check shows where you stand in about ten minutes.
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Sustainable procurement →Or take the ten-minute health check →

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Stay eligible for public sector work

Central government requires a Carbon Reduction Plan for contracts above £5 million a year, and the NHS applies the requirement to all new procurements. I prepare the plan and the carbon documents your bid needs.
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Tender readiness →Or take the PPN 006 checklist →