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Definitive phase · live
Q1 2026 · €75.36/t
Price your CBAM exposure in seconds.
Every tonne of steel, aluminium, cement, fertiliser, hydrogen or electricity you import into the EU now carries a carbon cost — ramping to full price by 2034. Estimate it free, then let us make the number real and defensible.
Q1 2026 · live price
€75.36/tCO₂e
Estimated CBAM cost · 2026 (2.5%)
€0
At full phase-in · 2034
€0
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CBAM phase-in factor · share of emissions charged
now: 2026 · 2.5% → 2034 · 100%
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01🧮
Liability calculator
Five-step: origin, sector, quarterly volumes, embedded emissions, carbon price paid. Full year-by-year projection to 2034 + PDF.
Open 02📈Price tracker
The current official quarterly certificate price, the ETS trend behind it, and the next publication date.
€75.36 03🔎CN code checker
Search a Combined Nomenclature code to confirm whether a product falls within CBAM scope.
Search 04🗂️Emission factors DB
Searchable default values by product, CN code and origin — and the gap verified data can close.
Browse 05🔔Quarterly price alerts
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What CBAM is, who's exempt, how certificates work, and the full timeline to 2034.
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Per tonne CO₂e · Q1 2026 certificate price
50t
Annual de minimis exemption threshold
2.5→100%
Phase-in ramp from 2026 to 2034
Scope
Six sectors in scope today
Who we work with
If goods cross the EU border, CBAM touches you
EU side
Importers & declarants
You import covered goods over 50 t/year and need authorised declarant status, accurate forecasts and clean filings.
Non-EU side
Producers & exporters
Your EU buyers demand verified installation-level data — or default values eat your margins. We help you supply it.
In between
Procurement & advisors
Customs reps, sustainability teams and consultants fielding CBAM data requests who need a methodology partner.
How we help
End-to-end CBAM advisory, authorisation to surrender
01 / AUTHORISATION
Authorised declarant status
Only authorised declarants may import covered goods above the threshold. We manage your application with the national competent authority.
- Eligibility & threshold review
- Registry application & EORI checks
- Provisional-import filing
02 / DATA
Embedded emissions & supplier data
Verified installation-level data avoids punitive defaults. We run supplier engagement and apply the EU methodology by CN code and origin.
- Supplier data requests & templates
- Embedded emissions calculation
- Accredited verifier coordination
03 / EXPOSURE
Cost forecasting & strategy
We model your certificate liability against ETS-linked prices, phase-in factors and any carbon price already paid abroad.
- Quarterly exposure modelling
- Carbon-price-paid offset analysis
- Sourcing & supplier scenarios
04 / FILING
Declaration & ongoing compliance
We prepare your annual declaration in the Registry, manage certificate surrender, and keep you audit-ready.
- Annual declaration preparation
- Certificate management & surrender
- Audit trail & documentation
Price alerts
Know the new price the day it drops
The Commission publishes a new CBAM certificate price every quarter. Get an email the moment it's out — no spam, just the number and what it means.
Q2 2026 price6 Jul 2026
Q3 2026 price5 Oct 2026
Q4 2026 price4 Jan 2027
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Insights
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CBAM, answered straight
Yes. The definitive phase began 1 January 2026. Imports of covered goods in 2026 create a real financial liability, even though certificates aren't purchased until 2027. Only authorised declarants may import covered goods above the 50-tonne annual threshold.
A binding de minimis exemption: importers with total annual net imports below 50 tonnes of CBAM goods are fully excluded — no reporting, authorisation, or certificates. This replaced the old €150 per-consignment exemption.
The first annual declaration covers 2026 imports and is due by 30 September 2027, with certificate surrender by the same date. Certificate sales begin 1 February 2027.
Default values apply — deliberately punitive, usually higher than actual emissions. Supplier-specific data must be verified by an accredited third party. We run that engagement and verification for you.
For 2026 imports, prices reflect the quarterly average of EU ETS allowance prices. From 2027 onward, pricing moves to a weekly average. A phase-in factor mirrors the ETS free-allowance phase-out, reaching 100% by 2034.
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Tell us what you import or produce. We'll come back within one business day with a clear read on your exposure and the fastest path to compliance.
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