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What are CBAM default values?

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Commission-published fallback emission intensities per product, used when no verified actual data is supplied. They are deliberately conservative — often based on worst-performing EU installations plus a mark-up.

From our guide: CBAM Default Values Explained — full context, charts and sources there.

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