CBAM Defaults
cbam/dominican-republic/iron-steel

Dominican Republic · Iron & steel

CBAM default values

1 products with official default emission values. Total embedded emissions range 3.48 to 3.48 tCO2e per tonne of product. New to this? See CBAM default values explained.

SourceImplementing Reg (EU) 2025/2621·adopted 4 Feb 2026·last reviewed 7 Jul 2026·informational, not legal adviceView official EU file

The CBAM default value for Ferro-nickel from Dominican Republic is 3.48 tCO2e per tonne of total embedded emissions in 2026, under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2621.

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CN codeHS codeDescriptionproductDirecttCO2e/tIndirecttCO2e/tTotaltCO2e/t2026tCO2e/t2027tCO2e/t2028tCO2e/tRouteproduction
7202 60 00Ferro-nickel3.483.483.834.184.52N/A
Carbon intensity (tCO2e/t)lowmoderatehighvery high2026–2028 add 10% / 20% / 30% markup1 rows · 3.483.48

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Assumes the official CBAM certificate price €75.28/tCO2e and the free-allocation deduction under Reg (EU) 2025/2620: 97.5% of the 2.39 tCO2e/t CBAM benchmark in 2026. No carbon price paid at origin.

7202 60 00 · Ferro-nickelhigh
Estimated CBAM certificate cost, 2026€902,00511,982 certificates = 30,624 tCO2e embedded − 18,642 tCO2e free allocation
default value3.48 tCO2e/t
with verified actualssave €345,806€691,612

Default values are deliberately conservative — verified emissions typically land 15 to 30% below them. The free-allocation deduction stays fixed, so every tonne of CO2e you shave off the emission value comes straight off the certificates you surrender. Download the supplier data template.

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The EU revises default values as the regulation changes, and these 1 figures move with them. One email when this table changes — nothing else.