The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Emissions and Verification) Regulations 2026
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11 Methodology for measuring relevant emissions
(1) The Commissioners may publish a notice specifying requirements— (a) that data on relevant emissions must meet to be used as verified emissions data; (b) that operators of installations must comply with in order for data on relevant emissions from the installation to be used as verified emissions data. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) may, in particular— (a) provide that emissions may be calculated from the materials and production process used to produce a CBAM good and set out a detailed methodology for doing so; (b) provide that emissions may be measured directly from the gases in the flue of an installation and set out a detailed methodology for doing so; (c) set out requirements for the measurement, sampling or analysis of emissions, materials and fuels, and the frequency with which these must be done; (d) make provision by reference to information or technical standards published by a third party, including by an international organisation; (e) make provision about the treatment of gaps in data or measurement; (f) make provision about the use of estimates or standard values or factors, including how estimates are to be made or standard values or factors are to be determined; (g) set out requirements for the equipment used to measure, sample or analyse emissions, materials and fuels; (h) make provision about the calculation of emissions from precursor goods; (i) make provision about information that operators must provide to a verifier; (j) make provision about how the operator determines the amount of CBAM goods produced during a monitoring period.
11 Methodology for measuring relevant emissions
(1) The Commissioners may publish a notice specifying requirements— (a) that data on relevant emissions must meet to be used as verified emissions data; (b) that operators of installations must comply with in order for data on relevant emissions from the installation to be used as verified emissions data. (2) A notice under paragraph (1) may, in particular— (a) provide that emissions may be calculated from the materials and production process used to produce a CBAM good and set out a detailed methodology for doing so; (b) provide that emissions may be measured directly from the gases in the flue of an installation and set out a detailed methodology for doing so; (c) set out requirements for the measurement, sampling or analysis of emissions, materials and fuels, and the frequency with which these must be done; (d) make provision by reference to information or technical standards published by a third party, including by an international organisation; (e) make provision about the treatment of gaps in data or measurement; (f) make provision about the use of estimates or standard values or factors, including how estimates are to be made or standard values or factors are to be determined; (g) set out requirements for the equipment used to measure, sample or analyse emissions, materials and fuels; (h) make provision about the calculation of emissions from precursor goods; (i) make provision about information that operators must provide to a verifier; (j) make provision about how the operator determines the amount of CBAM goods produced during a monitoring period.
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