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We are present in the media as experts in sustainable foreign trade and implementation of regulations such as CBAM, EUDR, ESPR (DPP – Digital Product Passport), FCA or PPWR.
Business and industry portals write about our activities, we are invited to expert panels and interviews, and our presentations can be seen at the most important conferences in Poland and abroad.
Our mission is to connect law, technology and business in the fight for more transparent and responsible trade.
In the media, we share knowledge, experience, and good practices that help companies meet legal requirements and grow their businesses.
ARTICLES / EXPERT COMMENTS
Green Reporting: Combating Global Deforestation: The EUDR Regulation: New Challenges and Opportunities
Faced with dynamic changes in global supply chains and growing environmental demands, the European Commission has introduced a groundbreaking and ambitious solution that will change the rules of the game in international trade: the EUDR – an EU law aimed at eliminating products linked to deforestation from the EU market.
Green Reporting: Carbon Tax in Europe, or the CBAM Regulation
CBAM, introduced by the European Union on 1 October 2023 as part of the "Fit for 55" package, is the world's first carbon tax aimed at levelling the competitiveness between producers operating in the EU, who have been paying emissions costs under the European Emissions Trading System (EU ETS) for years, and producers from third countries with less stringent climate regulations.
CBAM in the EU - new guidelines according to the Omnibus package
With the intensification of EU climate policy and growing ambitions for carbon neutrality, the European Commission is implementing the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), a tool that radically changes the rules of the game for imports of high-emission materials, including stainless steel and aluminum. Its goal is to reduce carbon leakage—the shifting of production outside the EU to countries with less stringent climate regulations. For many companies, this means not only adapting to new obligations but also rethinking their operating models.
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM)
The latest issue of "Nowoczesny Przemysł" magazine features an article by one of our experts on CBAM. This is an excellent opportunity to delve deeper into key issues surrounding the CO₂ border adjustment mechanism and its impact on businesses.
INTERVIEWS
Is sustainable trade profitable?
New regulations like CBAM, EUDR, and digital product passports are redefining how businesses are run. Entrepreneurs must report hundreds of pieces of data on CO₂ emissions, the origin of raw materials, and work ethics across the entire supply chain. This is a huge organizational challenge that requires a new approach, process automation, and investment in technology. "By supporting companies in interpreting regulations and translating them into practical actions, we see the enormous potential of properly designed processes," emphasizes Żurawiecka. Such support allows businesses not only to minimize regulatory risk but also to build an advantage in relationships with partners and investors. Sustainable trade is no longer just a response to EU requirements; it is becoming a part of the strategy of companies that want to grow, compete globally, and build businesses that are resilient to future challenges, while also investing in a better "tomorrow."
Sustainable trade – a costly challenge or an opportunity to build a competitive advantage?
EU environmental and ethical regulations are revolutionizing global trade, forcing companies to collect data, report, and verify their supply chains. "This is not only a necessity, but above all, a strategic path to strengthening market position and building a sustainable competitive advantage," emphasizes Anna Żurawiecka, president of Green Reporting.
Sustainable trade is no longer a choice—it's a necessity. Green Reporting helps companies navigate the green revolution.
Green transformation is no longer a vision of the future – today, it's a legal requirement and a prerequisite for maintaining competitiveness in the global market. Green Reporting, a Polish technology company, supports businesses in meeting new climate regulations such as CBAM, EUDR, and Digital Product Passport. We spoke with Anna Żurawiecka, CEO of Green Reporting, about how technology can simplify complex processes, why sustainable trade is no longer a niche, and how to transform obligations into a competitive advantage.
5 Questions for #DigitalStart. Interview as part of the PFR Technology Partnership.
Digital Start is a series of conversations with Polish technology companies that actively support the digitization of SMEs and large enterprises. We present solutions available through the PFR Technology Partnership, demonstrating how they are truly supporting the digital transformation of other businesses. We invite you to join us in conversation with Anna Żurawiecka from Green Reporting.
Women's Business: Green Reporting offers assistance in reporting environmental issues
In my opinion, women's businesses stand out above all else for their relationship-focused approach, empathy, and collaboration, which translates into more inclusive and sustainable management models. Women in business often prioritize building long-term relationships both within the organization and with external partners. The biggest challenge I faced was balancing stringent regulatory requirements with dynamic business needs. In this interview with Anna Żurawiecka, we reveal the behind-the-scenes story of how Green Reporting, a women's business, came to be.
MENTIONS / MESSAGES
The best startups in Mazovia (photos)
The award went to the startup Green Reporting sp. z o. o., Poland's first SaaS platform for automating environmental reporting. The Reporting Assistant tool supports companies in fulfilling their obligations under EU regulations (CBAM, EUDR, ESPR & DPP) by automating processes and minimizing the risk of errors.
Green Reporting distinguished in the 'Innovative Mazovia' Competition!
The experts selected 3 winners and awarded 2 distinctionsThe winners received PLN 30 each. Special prizes and awards were also granted by the competition partners.: Kulczyk Investments SA (Sebastian Kulczyk’s InCredibles mentoring program), CIC Warsaw, Venture Café Warsaw, the Capital City of Warsaw, the Technology Entrepreneurship Foundation, the Łukasiewicz Research Network – Institute for Exploitation Technology (Mazovian Startupolis startup platform), the Technology Incubator Foundation (Youth Business Poland) and the Legia Training Center.
Young companies from Mazovia awarded for innovation!
Agriculture, fashion, medicine, and CBAM reporting all came together on one stage – all thanks to the seventh edition of the "Startuj z Mazowsza" competition, which promotes the region's most innovative startups. This year, experts recognized companies that combine technology with environmental and human care.
We know the best startups in Mazovia 2025!
The startup received the distinction Green Reporting sp. z o. o.This is Poland's first SaaS platform for automating environmental reporting. The Reporting Assistant tool supports companies in meeting their obligations under EU regulations (CBAM, EUDR, ESPR, and DPP) by automating processes and minimizing the risk of errors.
Report from the Stainless Steel Days 2025
We thank everyone who participated in our event," says Andrzej Michalski-Stępkowski, president of the Stainless Steel Association, which organizes the Stainless Steel Days. "We met with industry leaders to discuss key challenges. The discussion also touched on current issues facing the entire EU industry. However, we didn't focus solely on complaints. We talked extensively about the future, strategies that will help companies navigate the new reality, changing trends, and so on. I'm encouraged by what I heard from our guests. These voices can be summed up in one sentence: the era of steel in the European Union is not over yet."
PKO BP and Accelpoint present the most interesting startups with climate innovations
Green Impact: 7 distinguished startups, including GREEN REPORTING – technology for effective management of sustainable foreign trade.
An unpleasant chore or a growth opportunity? Poland's largest bank sees potential here.
The seven start-ups selected by PKO BP and Accelpoint in the second edition of Green Impact were:
- Econans - creator of a platform supporting the energy transformation of real estate;
- Ematch - energy cost optimization consulting;
- Green Coins - a loyalty program rewarding pro-climate actions;
- Rebench - a platform for managing used office equipment;
- Zonifero - a digital solution supporting office management;
- Green reporting - sustainable foreign trade management;
- Cetechnology automates processes and improves digital services for bank customers.
PKO Bank Polski selected 7 eco-friendly startups in the Green Impact program
PKO Bank Polski has selected seven innovative startups to begin implementing their solutions within the bank. This is the result of another edition of the Green Impact program, organized and run by the Accelpoint accelerator in partnership with PKO Bank Polski. The selected young companies can now count on financial support for the pilot implementation of their solutions, as well as mentoring and access to banking infrastructure. They can also, with the support of a leader in the Polish banking sector, establish contacts with leading financial companies and investors.
Report from the "Aluminum 2025. Trends. Innovations. Technologies" conference
We extend our sincere thanks to all the participants of the "Aluminum 2025. Trends. Innovations. Technologies" conference. Together, we created one of the most professional conference events in Poland. High-quality content, professional organization, excellent speakers, and a perfect location – these are just some of the opinions you expressed about the event organized by the Polish Aluminum Association.
Polish Foundry Chamber of Commerce - XXXIII General Assembly of OIG members
On May 29, 2025, the 2024rd Annual General Meeting of the Foundry Chamber of Commerce was held at the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Warsaw. During the meeting, the OIG activity report and the OIG financial statement for 2000 were approved. A work plan for the coming year was also established. These included: promoting affiliated companies, protecting the interests of the Polish foundry industry, and organizing trade missions. The OIG Director encouraged those present to delegate their representatives to work in working groups, committees, and sections of the European Foundry Federation (EFF), of which the Chamber has been a member since XNUMX. In the second part of the meeting, attendees listened to two interesting presentations: Anna Zurawiecka, Green Reporting Sp. z o. o., "CBAM, or the Carbon Border Tax. How to Avoid Financial and Operational Risk."
CBAM and carbon tax are the subject of a presentation by Green Reporting during the Foundry Goes Green seminar
Anna Żurawiecka, a CBAM expert at Green Reporting, will discuss how to intelligently and accurately report import emissions on the second day of the Foundry Goes Green seminar. In an era of increasingly stringent environmental regulations, the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) and carbon taxes are becoming key elements in international trade.
Green revolution in transport – will declarations turn into action?
The European Union has announced ambitious goals to decarbonize freight transport and increase rail's share of freight transport, but this should be followed by measures to support the intermodal industry. Currently, it is uncertain whether climate targets in transport are realistic, according to the debate "Green Revolution in Transport: The Effects of Legislative Changes and the Development of Intermodal Transport," held as part of the INTERMODAL IN POLAND 2024 Congress in Janów Podlaski.
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