CBAM cost for Urea from United Kingdom

Importing Urea from United Kingdom into the EU triggers a CBAM obligation from 1 January 2026. You must purchase CBAM certificates covering the embedded carbon emissions of each shipment. This calculator pre-fills the EU default emission factor for Urea and lets you enter your shipment quantity and the current EU ETS price to get an instant cost estimate. Use the result for budget planning and board approval before the 31 May 2027 filing deadline.

Estimador de costes CBAM

Mecanismo de Ajuste en Frontera por Carbono, Reglamento (UE) 2023/956

Factor de emisión por defecto: 1.273 tCO₂e / tonelada (CN 3102 10)

CBAM se aplica a las importaciones de países sin un precio del carbono equivalente reconocido por la UE.

Precompletado: UK ETS (indicative, Q1 2026 ~£40/t). Modifique si dispone de documentación verificada.

Precio spot indicativo actual del ETS. El precio semanal del certificado CBAM lo establece la Comisión en función de los resultados de las subastas del ETS, verifique en ICE o ECX.

Carbon prices: indicative Q1 2026 estimates. Verify current EU ETS price before filing.

Se utiliza para proyectar el coste anual del CBAM.

Factores de emisión por defecto del Reglamento Delegado (UE) 2024/3215 de la Comisión. Las cifras reales del seguimiento del proveedor pueden diferir. La fase financiera del CBAM comenzó el 1 de enero de 2026. El precio del ETS fluctúa, verifique en ECX o ICE.

Frequently asked questions

What is the EU default emission factor for Urea?

The calculator pre-fills the default factor from Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) 2024/3215. You can override this with verified actual emission data from your supplier: which can significantly reduce your CBAM cost.

Does United Kingdom have a recognised carbon price that reduces my CBAM cost?

The calculator pre-fills an indicative carbon price for countries with known schemes (China ETS, Korea ETS, Turkey ETS, South Africa Carbon Tax, UK ETS). If your supplier has paid a carbon price in the country of origin, you can deduct it from your CBAM obligation under Art. 9 of Reg. (EU) 2023/956: but you need documentation to support the deduction.