India's Emission Intelligence Engine

Your emissions
data is a guess.
Let's fix that.

Greh is India's first Emission Intelligence Engine — purpose-built for the 2026 regulatory reality. We capture source-accurate emission data, surface hidden process inefficiencies, and generate the Reasonable Assurance that CBAM and CCTS now legally require. Not a reporting tool. A compliance infrastructure.

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700+
Indian entities facing mandatory BEE scrutiny from 2026
Worst 10%
Global benchmark applied to your exports if data is unverified
Now
CBAM transitional phase already in force — penalties live Jan 2026
₹2–12Cr
Estimated annual CBAM overpayment for unverified Indian chemical exporters — based on 10,000–50,000 MT export volume at EU default carbon pricing
01
The Problem

Carbon compliance
is now a financial
liability.

1
The Accuracy Crisis
Your emission numbers
are built on estimates.
Most Indian industrial facilities calculate emissions the same way they did a decade ago — monthly utility bills, operator logbooks, spreadsheet averages. That worked when carbon was a reporting exercise. It does not work when carbon is a taxable, tradeable, legally scrutinised number.
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Estimates averaged across a plant hide batch-level inefficiencies and misattribute process losses — creating data gaps that make it impossible to prove your actual emission intensity when regulators ask.
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As BEE's CCTS compliance cycle begins and EU buyers seek CBAM verification, the emission monitoring infrastructure most Indian facilities have today — built for reporting, not regulatory defence — may not meet the evidentiary standard that both frameworks now require.
2
The Integrity Barrier
The frameworks have
moved. Your data hasn't.
Two regulatory frameworks are now setting a higher bar for emission data quality — and they are specific about what they require. Under EU-CBAM (Annex III, Section B.2), exporters must provide primary emission data meeting "Reasonable Assurance" — verifiable, traceable, and third-party assessed. Under BEE's CCTS (DPCM 2024), obligated entities must submit a formal Monitoring Plan, track activity data per emission source, and have annual GHG reports verified by an Accredited Carbon Verification Agency. Both frameworks demand a level of documentation rigour that the current monitoring setup at most Indian industrial facilities was simply not designed to deliver.
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Under CBAM, if your emissions data cannot meet "Reasonable Assurance," the EU defaults to taxing you at the worst-performing 10% of global producers in your sector — regardless of your actual footprint.
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Under CCTS, intensity targets without verified MRV mean you cannot claim Indian Carbon Credits you may have genuinely earned — turning a potential asset into a missed opportunity.
02
The Solution

An emission engine
built on physical
truth.

01
Source-Level Accuracy
Emission data you can
actually defend.
Greh captures emission inputs at the physical source — not from bills, averages, or ERP exports. The result is a granular, source-accurate emission profile of your facility that reflects what is actually happening on the floor, not what was estimated at month-end. This is the data that satisfies CBAM Annex III and CCTS Clause 5.1 — and the data your auditors have been asking for.
02
Process Intelligence
See the inefficiencies
your averages were hiding.
When emission data is captured at the source — by process unit, by batch, by shift — patterns emerge that aggregated reporting never reveals. Energy drawn for identical outputs at different times. Batch-level intensity that outperforms or underperforms the plant average. Greh turns compliance infrastructure into operational intelligence, giving your process team insights that directly reduce energy costs and emission intensity.
03
Regulatory Reporting
Audit-ready, always.
For every framework.
Greh's reporting layer speaks the language of regulators — not just dashboards. CBAM-ready verification reports. CCTS intensity declarations aligned to BEE requirements. Credit generation documentation for the CCTS Offset Mechanism. Whether your auditor is an ACVA, an EU customs authority, or an institutional carbon buyer, Greh generates the evidence package they need — in hours, not weeks.
What Greh Delivers
One engine. Three outcomes: compliance confidence, process insight, and market-ready integrity.
48h
To generate a full ACVA-ready compliance report — versus weeks of manual data retrieval and preparation today
5×
Auditor throughput — more entities verified per season
365
Days of continuous, timestamped source evidence
2
Regulatory frameworks addressed — CBAM Annex III and BEE CCTS DPCM 2024
✓
Reasonable Assurance — by design
Built from the ground up to meet CBAM Annex III and CCTS Clause 5.1 — not retrofitted to comply
03
Why Now

The scrutiny is
already here.
The penalty follows.

Now
BEE · Carbon Credit Trading Scheme · Phase I
India's Own Regulator is Watching
The Bureau of Energy Efficiency is not waiting for 2026 to ask questions. With CCTS Phase I mandating intensity targets across 9 sectors — Chemicals, Steel, Aluminium, Cement and more — BEE is building the audit infrastructure now. BEE's Detailed Procedure (DPCM 2024) requires obligated entities to track activity data per emission source — through direct measurement where feasible, or via documented stock-change accounting — and submit a formal BEE-approved Monitoring Plan before the compliance cycle begins, with annual ACVA-verified GHG reports thereafter. India's 700+ obligated entities are entering a compliance regime where the depth of emission documentation required goes significantly beyond current reporting norms — and the shortage of qualified ACVAs means the verification bottleneck will hit early movers hardest.
Domestic Exposure
700+
Entities facing BEE intensity scrutiny from Phase I — with source-monitoring now a legal requirement, not a recommendation
Jan '26
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism · Definitive Phase
Your Export Margins Are the Collateral
CBAM's transitional phase is over. From January 2026, every tonne of carbon embedded in Indian exports to the EU carries a financial cost — and the size of that cost depends entirely on whether you can prove your actual emission intensity. The EU does not give you the benefit of the doubt. If your data trail is weak, they apply Default Values — pegging your carbon tax to the worst-performing 10% of producers globally, regardless of how clean your actual process is. For a mid-size Indian chemical or steel exporter shipping 10,000–50,000 MT annually to the EU, this translates to an estimated ₹2–12 crore in avoidable annual carbon tax — calculated at EU carbon prices of ~€60/tonne applied to the gap between actual intensity and the Default Value benchmark.
Penalty Benchmark
Worst 10%
The global producer benchmark the EU applies to your exports if you cannot verify primary emission data — irrespective of your actual footprint
Mid '26
CCTS Offset Mechanism · Institutional Carbon Buyers
The Credit Market Will Price Out Unverified Data
India is one of the world's largest suppliers of carbon credits. But the market is changing fast. Corporate buyers aligned with Science Based Targets and institutional investors are moving toward High-Integrity Assets — credits backed by verifiable, ground-level evidence of permanence and additionality. Projects and facilities that cannot demonstrate this will face a growing price discount or be excluded from premium markets entirely. The CCTS Offset Mechanism launch makes this not just a market preference — but a domestic regulatory requirement for credit issuance.
Market Shift
$15–50
Per tonne price range — where you land depends on whether your credits carry verifiable integrity or only estimated projections
04
The Product

Two platforms.
One mission: integrity
at every layer.

Greh is being built in deliberate phases — starting where the regulatory pressure is highest and expanding into the market infrastructure India needs to compete globally on carbon.

1
Active · Building Now
Greh Compliance
Industrial Emission Intelligence
  • Source-accurate emission capture — per source stream, per process unit, per compliance period
  • Continuous, audit-ready evidence trail aligned to BEE & CBAM standards
  • Process-level intensity analysis — identify where your plant leaks carbon
  • ACVA-ready reporting that cuts audit prep from weeks to 48 hours
  • Designed for CCTS Clause 5.1 source-monitoring compliance
  • CBAM Default Value Penalty shield for Indian exporters
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Coming Soon
Greh Voluntary
Carbon Credit Quality Intelligence
Something meaningful is being built here. Join the waitlist for early access and be the first to know when it's ready.
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Our Vision

Where we're building
towards.

Four to five years from now, we imagine Greh as the quiet infrastructure behind how industrial India accounts for carbon — the way a factory's ERP is inseparable from its finance function today. A plant manager shouldn't have to think about compliance separately from operations. Emission data should flow continuously, be verified automatically, and feed directly into BEE's registry, CBAM reporting portals, and credit issuance systems — without manual intervention or audit panic at year end.

We want Indian industry to walk into any regulatory conversation — with BEE, an EU customs authority, or an international carbon buyer — carrying a single, tamper-proof data record that speaks for itself. A country that is both a manufacturing powerhouse and a credible carbon market participant. Greh's role is to build the verification backbone that makes that possible.

05
What Changes

Before Greh.
After Greh.

Emission Data
📊
How you know your numbers
✗ Monthly bills, spreadsheet averages, plant-wide estimates
✓ Source-level, continuous, process-specific — traceable to physical origin
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Greh Engine
⚡
The Intelligence Layer
Captures · Verifies · Calculates · Reports — all from the physical source up
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Process Insight
🔍
What you learn about your plant
✗ Averages hide inefficiency — batch losses invisible, shift variation unknown
✓ Batch-level intensity, shift-level variance, unit-level anomalies — all visible
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Regulatory Standing
🏛️
What you can prove to regulators
✗ Limited Assurance — vulnerable to BEE rejection and CBAM default penalties
✓ Reasonable Assurance — audit-ready, framework-aligned, penalty-proof
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Market Position
🌍
Where you stand in carbon markets
✗ Unverified data, discount pricing, excluded from institutional buyers
✓ High-integrity assets, ICC credits monetised, premium market access
Early Access · Pilot Programme

The window to
prepare is closing.

BEE's scrutiny is active. CBAM's financial phase began. We are onboarding a select group of industrial facilities, ACVAs, and compliance teams for our pilot programme — priority given to CBAM-exposed exporters and CCTS-mandated entities in Chemicals, Steel, and Aluminium.

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You're on the list.
Expect a call from the Greh team within 48 hours.
Active
BEE Scrutiny — Now
Jan '26
CBAM Financial Penalties Live
Mid '26
CCTS Offset Mechanism Launches
Limited
Pilot Capacity — Apply Early
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