Core terms from CBAM covering emissions accounting, authorised declarants, carbon pricing, and the importer-facing compliance model for covered goods.
Core terms from CBAM covering emissions accounting, authorised declarants, carbon pricing, and the importer-facing compliance model for covered goods.
CBAM matters because it converts embedded-emissions data into a market-access and cost issue. For Minespider, that makes trustworthy emissions data, supplier coordination, and importer workflows operational rather than theoretical.
A short curated set of terms to help readers orient themselves before moving into the full regulation-specific glossary.
The CBAM quantity combining direct production-process emissions and relevant electricity-related indirect emissions for covered goods.
Emissions calculated from primary data for the production processes and electricity use associated with covered goods.
A regulatory term referring to a certificate in electronic format corresponding to one tonne of CO2e of embedded emissions in goods.
The CBAM actor authorised by a competent authority to carry the declaration and certificate-surrender obligation for covered imports.
A CBAM fallback value calculated or drawn from secondary data to represent embedded emissions when actual data is missing or unusable.
A regulatory term referring to the monetary amount paid in a third country, under a carbon emissions reduction scheme, in the form of a tax.
CBAM emissions from the production processes of goods, including consumed heating and cooling tied to those processes.
CBAM emissions from electricity production where that electricity is consumed during the production processes of covered goods.
The CBAM facility anchor: a stationary technical unit where a production process is carried out.
The chemical and physical processes carried out to produce goods in an installation under CBAM.
The release of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere from the production of goods in the CBAM production context.
The CBAM compliance-settlement action of offsetting certificates against declared embedded emissions.
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Relevant because importer obligations are one of the market-actor questions that appear in battery-regulation implementation.
Read on MinespiderRegulation (EU) 2023/956 establishing a carbon border adjustment mechanism
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