- DEHSt provides guidance on reporting CBAM reports with actual emission data
- Deadline for reporting actual emissions in CBAM reports was 31.07.2024
- Companies must now report actual emissions for imported goods in CBAM reports
- Obtaining actual emission data from suppliers in third countries is challenging for many companies
- DEHSt states that companies must show efforts made to obtain actual emission data
- DEHSt has discretion to allow the use of standard values in reports under certain conditions
- Companies should document efforts to obtain actual emission data and indicate their use in CBAM reports
- Use of standard values is still possible if obtaining actual data is not feasible, but there is no legal right to use them
- EU Commission may request DEHSt to ask companies to complete CBAM reports.
Source: awb-international.com
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