CBAM · for producers outside the EU
If you can’t prove the number, they pay on default values, marked up 10% this year and 30% by 2028. Tonnemark turns your plant’s fuel, power and production records into verified emissions data your buyers can file.
SteelAluminiumCementFertilisers
Embedded emissions statement
Regulation (EU) 2023/956 · communication to declarant
No. TM-26-0418
And the carbon your buyer pays for
| Direct | 0.184 | tCO₂e/t |
|---|---|---|
| Indirect | 0.426 | tCO₂e/t |
| Default value + 10% | 1.903 | tCO₂e/t |
Illustrative plant at €75/certificate. Free allocation 97.5% of benchmark in 2026.
The arithmetic your buyer is already doing
For every tonne of CO₂e above the EU benchmark, your buyer surrenders one CBAM certificate. Without your plant data they must use the EU default value for your country, which is set high on purpose and then marked up again. Each year the free allowance that offsets the bill shrinks.
Mark-ups: Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2621 (fertilisers 1%). Free allocation: ETS Directive, Art. 10a(1a).
How it works
Production processes, routes and the CN codes you sell. We do this with you during setup, usually in one call.
Gas and electricity invoices, meter readings, production logs, precursor data from your suppliers. Tonnemark applies the EU calculation method.
A readiness check that mirrors what an accredited verifier asks for on the first site visit, with an evidence pack to hand over.
One private link per buyer, scoped to the goods they buy. See when they open it. Revoke it whenever you like.
For your EU importers
Your buyer opens one page with everything their CBAM declaration needs: installation and coordinates, production route, direct and indirect specific emissions per CN code, the verifier, and downloads that follow the structure of the EU communication template.
What counts, by sector
Pricing
Setup · once
€2,400per installation
Platform · monthly
€290per installation / month
Groups · 3+ sites
Priced per group
Several installations, shared precursors between your own plants, and one view across all buyers.
Talk to us →Questions producers ask
Because your buyer pays for what you can’t prove. Without your installation data they must file default values, and a supplier who costs them more in certificates is a supplier they will replace or squeeze on price.
No. Actual emissions must be verified by an accredited verifier, and the first definitive-period report needs a site visit. Tonnemark prepares the data, calculations and evidence references the verifier will check, so the visit is short.
The EU method for installations: emissions from fuels and process materials (calculation-based or mass balance), indirect emissions from electricity, attribution to production processes, and precursors carried through to the final good.
Annual fuel and material quantities with invoices or meter readings, electricity consumption, production tonnage per process, and the CN codes you export. If you buy precursors such as billets or clinker, we help you request data from those suppliers.
Only your team. Buyers see a statement only through a private link you create for them, limited to the goods you choose, and you can revoke it at any time.
The UK CBAM starts on 1 January 2027 and covers similar sectors. Tonnemark records your data per installation and period, so the same verified figures serve both.