EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism
CBAM tools and reference data
At a glance
Latest certificate price€82.32Q3 2026, per tonne of CO₂e
CBAM factor for 202697.5%Share of the free allocation
Goods in scope574CN/TARIC codes covered by CBAM
Which sectors does CBAM cover?
CBAM covers goods in these sectors: Cement, Iron and Steel, Aluminium, Fertilisers, Chemicals, Electricity.
Who is Kariqa for?
- Kariqa for CBAM declarantsHow Kariqa helps EU importers and their indirect customs representatives with CBAM: recording imports, working out the CBAM certificates owed, working with non-EU producers and tracking deadlines.
- Kariqa for non-EU producersHow Kariqa helps producers outside the EU keep their installations and verified emissions in one place and share them with the importers they supply.
CBAM guides
- What is CBAM, and does it apply to me?What the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is, which goods it covers, the 50-tonne threshold, and what an importer has to do from 2026.
- How do I become an authorised CBAM declarant?Who needs the status, how to apply through the CBAM Registry, what applies while an application is pending, and the penalty for importing without it.
- Default values or actual emissions: which should I use?How the EU’s default values and a producer’s verified actual emissions differ, the mark-up on default values, and what verification involves.
- How is the cost of CBAM certificates worked out?How the number of CBAM certificates for an import is worked out, from embedded emissions to free allocation and the carbon price paid abroad, and what they cost.
- What do non-EU producers need to provide for CBAM?What EU importers need from the producers they buy from, whether producers have to register, and how verified emissions data reaches the importer.
Tools and reference data
Every figure on these pages comes from the EU’s own publications and is kept up to date as new ones appear.
- CBAM certificate cost calculatorSee how many CBAM certificates an import requires and what they will cost, using EU default values or your own verified emissions data.
- CBAM goods by CN/TARIC codeEvery good covered by CBAM by its CN/TARIC code, with the official default values by country of origin, benchmarks and production routes.
- CBAM deadlinesWhen the CBAM declaration is due, when certificates must be held, surrendered and sold back, and the 50-tonne threshold below which CBAM does not apply.
- CBAM certificate priceThe current price of a CBAM certificate and every price the European Commission has published so far, period by period.
- CBAM phase-in: CBAM factor and mark-up ratesHow the CBAM obligation grows each year as free EU ETS allowances are phased out, and the mark-up added to default values.