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Calculator

CBAM cost calculator for importers and suppliers

Pick a product, type the certificate price and the tonnes, and see the certificates and the cost on the EU default value and on a verified figure. For Egypt the defaults are built in; for another origin, type its default value. It runs in your browser and sends nothing.

Calculator

Work it out: certificates and cost

Type the current figure from the Commission's page. This site states no price.

Direct plus indirect where they count. Leave empty to see the default only.

Illustrative arithmetic on public figures, not advice for a shipment. Cross-sectoral correction factor fixed at 100% for 2026 to 2030 by Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/1862, Article 1; taken as 1 after 2030. No carbon price paid in the country of origin is deducted.

Defaults: Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2621 as replaced by 2026/1740. Benchmarks: 2025/2620. CBAM factor: Directive 2003/87/EC, Article 10a(1a).

The method, the defaults and a worked example for urea

Before you use the numbers

  • Importers: the result is your certificate exposure for that line. Ask each supplier for verified installation data; the gap between the two columns is what their data is worth to you.
  • Suppliers: the gap is the price advantage your measured data gives your buyer over a competitor on defaults.
  • This is illustrative arithmetic on public figures, not advice for a shipment. The site states no certificate price.

Download the supplier data request, XLSXSupplier data for EU importersRead the CBAM guide