The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Calculation of CBAM Rate and Determination of Carbon Price Relief) Regulations 2026
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7 Verification of certain data used in the calculation of the effective carbon price
(1) The following data used to calculate the effective carbon price of a good must be verified by a person who meets the requirements set out in regulation 8— (a) the amount, in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, of relevant emissions produced in a calendar year by the installation from which the good was produced; (b) the number of relevant emissions in that calendar year which were subject to an element of the qualifying carbon pricing scheme; (c) the monetary support that an installation has received or is due to receive under a support scheme which meets the criteria set out in regulation 11(b); (d) where the installation has been subject to an indirect carbon pricing scheme, the emissions factors used. (2) In this regulation— (a) the “elements of a qualifying carbon pricing scheme” are— (i) the headline carbon price; (ii) free allowances; (iii) the threshold above which a carbon price is charged; (iv) graduated carbon pricing; (v) monetary support in the form of rebates or refunds received under a support scheme; (vi) the payment of a monetary amount to reflect the removal of a quantity of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. (b) a “free allowance” is a zero cost allowance per unit of emissions allocated within a carbon pricing scheme; (c) “graduated carbon pricing” refers to a pricing strategy adopted by a carbon pricing scheme whereby the price increases in proportion to an increase in the level of emissions produced by an installation. (3) The Commissioners may publish a notice specifying the calendar year in relation to which data must be verified in accordance with paragraph (1)
7 Verification of certain data used in the calculation of the effective carbon price
(1) The following data used to calculate the effective carbon price of a good must be verified by a person who meets the requirements set out in regulation 8— (a) the amount, in tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent, of relevant emissions produced in a calendar year by the installation from which the good was produced; (b) the number of relevant emissions in that calendar year which were subject to an element of the qualifying carbon pricing scheme; (c) the monetary support that an installation has received or is due to receive under a support scheme which meets the criteria set out in regulation 11(b); (d) where the installation has been subject to an indirect carbon pricing scheme, the emissions factors used. (2) In this regulation— (a) the “elements of a qualifying carbon pricing scheme” are— (i) the headline carbon price; (ii) free allowances; (iii) the threshold above which a carbon price is charged; (iv) graduated carbon pricing; (v) monetary support in the form of rebates or refunds received under a support scheme; (vi) the payment of a monetary amount to reflect the removal of a quantity of greenhouse gases from the atmosphere. (b) a “free allowance” is a zero cost allowance per unit of emissions allocated within a carbon pricing scheme; (c) “graduated carbon pricing” refers to a pricing strategy adopted by a carbon pricing scheme whereby the price increases in proportion to an increase in the level of emissions produced by an installation. (3) The Commissioners may publish a notice specifying the calendar year in relation to which data must be verified in accordance with paragraph (1)
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