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Scrap share and its treatment. Scrap is not carbon-free in the accounting sense once it moves between installations; the input record has to distinguish own-arisings from purchased scrap.
Evidence that withstands scrutiny
The sector has the longest precursor chain in CBAM. Sintered ore, pig iron, DRI, crude steel and semi-finished products each carry embedded emissions into whatever is made from them, and the listed downstream articles inherit all of it.
CBAM accreditation · assessment under way · ACCREDIA DC26PRT0296 — status record
| CN codes | 2601 12 00 · Chapter 72 (with the ferro-alloy exclusions listed in Annex I) · 7301 · 7302 · 7303 · 7304 · 7305 · 7306 · 7307 · 7308 · 7309 · 7310 · 7311 · 7318 · 7326 |
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| Covered goods | Agglomerated iron ores, crude and semi-finished steel, tubes and pipes, structures, tanks and containers, fasteners and other listed steel articles. |
| Emissions in scope | Direct emissions only — iron and steel goods are listed in Annex II, so purchased electricity is excluded from the embedded-emissions calculation. |
| Relevant precursors | Sintered ore, pig iron, DRI/HBI, crude steel and semi-finished products all carry embedded emissions into the listed downstream articles. |
Scrap share and its treatment. Scrap is not carbon-free in the accounting sense once it moves between installations; the input record has to distinguish own-arisings from purchased scrap.
Precursor allocation across a rolling programme. One heat becomes several CN codes; the allocation rule has to be written down before the reporting period, not reconstructed after it.
Process gas exports and imports. Blast-furnace and coke-oven gas moving across the installation boundary changes the balance in both directions, and the meter behind it is usually the weakest record in the file.
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