For installation operators outside the EU

Prove what your goods carry

Your EU buyer pays on the published default value until you give them a verified figure. Producing that figure is what this is for.

What you get

Your installation as a flowsheet

Draw the routes, precursors, fuels and electricity on one canvas. Connect them once and every good you ship prices off it.

Embedded emissions to the regulation

Direct and indirect embedded emissions, calculated with the equations of Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2547.

IR (EU) 2025/2547

The reports, as often as you need them

The operator's emissions report an accredited verifier checks, and the summary your EU buyer receives.

The Operator's Emissions Report — IR (EU) 2025/2547, Annex IV

One controlled link to your buyers

Your emissions data behind one password-protectable link you can withdraw, instead of emailed spreadsheets.

How it fits your year

  1. Model the installation once, from the filled EU CBAM Communication or EFDA workbook you already have.
  2. Produce the report each reporting period, from the same model — no per-report charge and no tonnage counter.
  3. Send every EU client the same figure from one place, and update it when the installation changes.

See the number before you decide anything

Price one of your own goods against the EU default value and against a verified figure, free.

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The questions operators ask

Am I obliged to do any of this?
No. The obligation sits on the EU declarant, not on you. What sits on you is the consequence: without your verified figure your goods are priced on the default value, and your buyer pays the difference.
Reg. (EU) 2023/956, Art. 6(1)
How much worse is the default?
The published default values carry a mark-up, applied on a schedule. It is not a penalty, but it is deliberately not generous — that is the point of it.
IR (EU) 2026/1740, Annex I
Who has to check my figure?
An accredited verifier. The duty to have the report verified sits with the operator, not with the buyer or the buyer’s verifier.
Reg. (EU) 2023/956, Art. 10(5)(b); IR (EU) 2025/2547, Art. 10(2)-(3)
What does my buyer actually receive?
The summary of the operator's emissions report. The full report goes to the verifier.
IR (EU) 2025/2547, Annex IV; recital 17
Does the price change if I ship more?
No. There is no tonnage cap, no supplier cap and no entity tier. One plan, billed once a year.

Start with one installation

Model it, price one good, and see the figure your buyer would receive.

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The platform

Know your CBAM cost before your buyer asks.

Calculate your actual emissions. Prove your numbers. Give your EU buyers the evidence they need. Free for 14 days first. Billed once a year; cancel whenever you like.

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