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FORMATSchema-conformant XML
The Registry accepts schema-conformant XML. We produce exactly that, mapped to the right fields.
Template tools: PDF or free-form spreadsheet
CBAM XML COMPLIANCE ENGINE
Raw ledgers in. Registry-ready XML out.
The CBAM XML compliance engine for importers, exporters, and verifiers.
Upload your raw emissions files. Our experts and 47-rule engine scan them against the CBAM methodology and produce schema-conformant XML — the format the EU Registry accepts. Not a PDF. Not a template.
Preparer, not filer · Never the verifier · Never the declarant
Indicative Assessment
45,000 t/yr
€172,527/ yr
Iron & Steel · 2026 · ≈ €3.83/t · ×1.10 mark-up · 2.5% phase-in
Your cost exposure if you ship on default values instead of measured actuals.
Scroll to model your facility’s exact exposureCBAM-regulated industries
Interactive · CBAM Modeller
See what CBAM costs you — in 30 seconds.
Pick your role and move the sliders. Exporters model margin at risk, importers model certificate cost, verifiers model review effort saved. Live figures, illustrative only.
Iron & steel. Estimated duty 19,170 euros per year at 5,000 tonnes, default values basis.
Choose your role
Choose your sector
How the engine cuts this
- Maps your facility data to actual emissions
- Replaces default values with verified figures
- Outputs schema-conformant XML for your buyer
Verified emissions data usually reduces the duty vs defaults.
t/yr
Your estimated exposure
€19,170/ yr
Margin at risk — buyer negotiations
If your buyer relies on default values, expect this cost to surface in price negotiations. Illustrative only.
Reduce exposure with Scan →Iron & steel€19,170
≈ €4/t · 1.85 tCO₂e/t · ×1.10 default mark-up · ×2.5% 2026 phase-in
Estimated EU CBAM duty for 2026, at default values and the official CBAM reference price (€75/t · Q1 2026). A regulatory charge on your exports, not a Carbon Mandate fee. Estimate only — not a quote for our services.
THE DIFFERENCE
The structured package the Registry accepts — and the findings behind it.
A schema-conformant XML file is the baseline the EU Registry needs. What stands behind it is what matters: a 47-rule findings report and a field-level audit trail, so every figure can be defended. Template tools hand you a document and nothing else.
02
FINDINGS47-rule findings report
Experts and the engine surface what needs attention before anything leaves your hands.
Template tools: a blank sheet
03
TRACEField-level audit trail
Every figure traces back to its source field, ready to stand behind.
Template tools: no trace
HOW IT WORKS · EVERY ROLE
Raw files in. Structured output out. Same engine, every role.
From raw supplier data to a Registry-ready package — one engine, ready for whichever side of the border you're on.
01 · UPLOAD
Raw emissions data
Facility ledgers, supplier files, ERP exports — any format, any supported language.
- Multi-format intake
- Multi-language review
- Source-field mapping
02 · SCAN
47-rule engine
Experts and the engine check your data against the CBAM methodology and surface findings before anything leaves your hands.
03 · OUTPUT
Registry-ready XML
Schema-conformant XML plus a plain-language findings report — the package your party submits.
04 · COVERAGE
All six CBAM sectors
Iron & steel, aluminium, cement, fertilisers, electricity, hydrogen — one engine across every scope.
05 · TRACE
Field-level audit trail
Every figure traceable to its source field — the record your verifier and importer rely on.
06 · ROLES
Built for every side of the border
Exporter, importer, or accredited verifier — the same engine, ready for your role.
- Exporter
- Importer
- Accredited verifier
- NowDefinitive period
- 1 Feb 2027Certificates open
- 30 Sep 2027First surrender
- ETS REFERENCE
- €75.36/t
- SECTORS IN SCOPE
- 6
Iron & steel · Aluminium · Cement · Fertilisers · Electricity · Hydrogen. Live figures from primary sources.
Whichever side of the border you're on, the engine is the same.
PREPARER, NOT FILER · NEVER THE VERIFIER