The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Calculation of CBAM Rate and Determination of Carbon Price Relief) Regulations 2026
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12 Calculation of the effective carbon price
(1) The effective carbon price for a CBAM good must be calculated as follows— Step 1 Identify the amount, in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, of all relevant emissions produced in a calendar year by the installation from which the good was produced; Step 2 Identify the amount of the emissions from step 1 which are subject to an element of a qualifying carbon pricing scheme; Step 3 Multiply the amount of emissions attributable to a relevant element of the qualifying carbon pricing scheme by the applicable price per tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent for those emissions, disregarding monetary support received under a support scheme within the meaning of regulation 11(b), and add the prices together; Step 4 Divide the step 3 total by the step 1 emissions figure to produce an overall price per tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent; Step 5 Adjust the step 4 price to reflect any monetary support that an installation has received or is due under a support scheme within the meaning of regulation 11(b) by— dividing the sum received by the installation in the calendar year to which the step 1 emissions figure relates by that figure, and deducting the result of that calculation from the step 4 price. (2) The Commissioners may publish a notice setting out further provision about the data that may be used for the purposes of steps 1 to 5. (3) Where a CBAM good has been produced using precursor goods manufactured or processed by an installation participating in a qualifying carbon pricing scheme, the effective carbon price for each precursor good must be calculated in accordance with paragraph (1).
12 Calculation of the effective carbon price
(1) The effective carbon price for a CBAM good must be calculated as follows— Step 1 Identify the amount, in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, of all relevant emissions produced in a calendar year by the installation from which the good was produced; Step 2 Identify the amount of the emissions from step 1 which are subject to an element of a qualifying carbon pricing scheme; Step 3 Multiply the amount of emissions attributable to a relevant element of the qualifying carbon pricing scheme by the applicable price per tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent for those emissions, disregarding monetary support received under a support scheme within the meaning of regulation 11(b), and add the prices together; Step 4 Divide the step 3 total by the step 1 emissions figure to produce an overall price per tonne of carbon dioxide equivalent; Step 5 Adjust the step 4 price to reflect any monetary support that an installation has received or is due under a support scheme within the meaning of regulation 11(b) by— dividing the sum received by the installation in the calendar year to which the step 1 emissions figure relates by that figure, and deducting the result of that calculation from the step 4 price. (2) The Commissioners may publish a notice setting out further provision about the data that may be used for the purposes of steps 1 to 5. (3) Where a CBAM good has been produced using precursor goods manufactured or processed by an installation participating in a qualifying carbon pricing scheme, the effective carbon price for each precursor good must be calculated in accordance with paragraph (1).
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