The European Commission finalized CBAM transitional rules on Oct 4: natural/synthetic rubber and petroleum coke exports to the EU must submit quarterly embedded emissions reports starting Oct 2026 — fully supported by SNSUC’s DCS+ platform.

On Oct 2, SNSUC launched a bitumen-specific carbon footprint module on its DCS+ platform, enabling end-to-end carbon accounting and blockchain-verified reporting for asphalt supply chains, with initial integration from Sinopec, SK Networks, and four other major suppliers.

The EC announced on Sep 28 that tires and seals containing natural rubber must submit PAH migration test reports from Jan 2027. SNSUC’s Carbon Compliance Team has initiated dedicated guidance development.

The EU Commission finalized CBAM Phase III rules on Sep 28, adding bitumen to mandatory reporting. SNSUC now offers pre-certification and blockchain-backed digital warehouse receipts for bitumen exporters via DCS+.

The EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism entered its definitive levy period in 2026, requiring importers to pay carbon costs on embedded emissions. For grades transshipped via SNSUC — fuel oil, bitumen, base oil and others — scrutiny shifts from annual filing to verifiable per-batch product carbon footprint. SNSUC anchors each cargo's title with a browser-side SHA-256 fingerprint, letting embedded-emission data be independently recomputed and mutually recognised across borders.