EU rules for your product, and what they cost your buyer.

Practical tools for companies that sell into the European Union: carbon border costs (CBAM) for steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser exporters, and which product rules apply to what you sell. In your language, with the official source for every figure.

  • Free, no sign-up
  • Built from the official EU texts
  • Calculations run in your browser

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Example from the CBAM calculator

Steel wire rod (CN 7213), made in India

EU default value4.27 t CO2e/t
Your EU buyer pays per tonne, 2026€277
Same tonne in 2034€457

At the official €82.32/t CO2 certificate price, when the buyer has no verified figure from you. A verified figure is often lower. See this product

Two free tools for selling into the EU

Each answers the questions exporters and their EU buyers ask, and links to the regulation behind every answer.

For steel, aluminium, cement and fertiliser exporters

CBAM Exporter Pack

Since January 2026 EU importers pay for the carbon in the goods they buy. See what your buyer pays for your product, find your EU default value and lower it with your own data.

  • Cost calculator, year by year to 2034
  • Official EU default values for 121 countries, by CN code
  • Emissions calculator, supplier letters, buyer summaries, verification checklist

Free, no sign-up. Guides in 18 languages.

For anyone selling consumer or industrial products into the EU

EU Rules Finder

Answer seven questions about your product and see which EU rules apply to you, with the article each answer rests on.

  • Product safety (GPSR), cyber resilience (CRA), deforestation (EUDR), CBAM, the €3 parcel duty, ecodesign, batteries and packaging
  • GPSR guides for non-EU sellers, online listings and used products
  • Free GPSR tools: label generator, authorised-representative mandate, recall notice, listing check, complaint register

Free, no sign-up. In English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Polish and Chinese.

Why you can rely on it

  • Sources on every page. Figures come from the EU regulations, the Commission's default-value file and its guidance, linked where they are used.
  • Kept current. Official CBAM certificate prices are checked daily; pages are updated when the rules change.
  • Your data stays with you. The free calculators run in your browser; nothing you type into them is sent to us.
  • Honest about limits. Estimates for planning, not legal advice; proposals are marked as proposals.