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No. One-time payment. 30 days editing. 10 regenerations. Dossier is yours to keep.

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What if the regulation changes?

Regenerate at no extra cost during your licence period.

Does CBAMCheck handle both urea (CN 3102) and ammonia (CN 2814) in one workflow?

Yes. CBAMCheck processes each CN code separately with the correct greenhouse gas assignment. Ammonia (CN 2814) covers CO₂ only. Urea and other nitrogenous fertilisers (CN 3102) cover both CO₂ and N₂O as specified in Annex I of Regulation (EU) 2023/956. Both products are calculated in a single dossier if imported by the same company.

Algeria has no carbon price. What does that mean for fertiliser imports?

Under Art. 9, no deduction is available. Full CBAM certificate cost applies. Algeria default for fertilisers: 1.411 tCO₂e/t (Reg. 2025/2621). Documented in deliverable 5 of your dossier.

Is CBAMCheck available in French or Spanish?

The generator interface and the generated dossier are available in English and Spanish. The landing pages are available in English, Spanish and Portuguese. The supplier letter template is in English — the working language for international trade correspondence with Algerian producers.

You import Algerian urea and ammonia into France or Spain — two products, two greenhouse gases, and a single dossier that handles both CN codes for €299

Algeria is a key fertiliser supplier to the EU: 17% of urea imports and 355 kt of ammonia annually. If you are a cooperative, fertiliser distributor or chemical plant in France or Spain, the CBAM cost on Algerian fertilisers is now a line item in your procurement. Urea (CN 3102) covers both CO₂ and N₂O. Ammonia (CN 2814) covers CO₂ only. Algeria has no carbon price — no Art. 9 deduction. CBAMCheck handles both CN codes in a single dossier with the correct GHG assignment for each. €299, one-time, 100% browser-side.

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€299 · One-time · 12 deliverables · CO₂ + N₂O handled · Algeria defaults · Browser-side

The numbers behind your Algerian fertiliser CBAM exposure

The Mediterranean trade route between Algeria and France/Spain is established and high-volume. Under CBAM, the absence of a carbon price in Algeria means the full certificate cost applies to every tonne — with two GHGs counted for urea.

17%

Algeria's share of EU urea imports

1.411

tCO₂e/t — Algeria fertilisers default (Reg. 2025/2621)

€299

One-time — both CN codes in one dossier

CBAM timeline for Algerian fertiliser imports

Obtain authorised CBAM declarant status (Art. 5)

Required before importing. CBAM registry.

Calculate emissions — CO₂ for ammonia, CO₂ + N₂O for urea

Art. 7 + Annex IV. CBAMCheck applies the correct GHG per CN code automatically. Algeria default: 1.411 tCO₂e/t for fertilisers.

No Art. 9 deduction — document the position

Algeria has no carbon price. Full certificates required. CBAMCheck generates the Art. 9 documentation.

Declare by 30 September 2027

Art. 6. First declaration covers 2026 imports.

Three mistakes fertiliser importers make with Algerian CBAM documentation

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Mistake 1 — Treating urea and ammonia as the same product under CBAM

Different CN codes, different greenhouse gases, different calculations

Ammonia (CN 2814) covers CO₂ only. Urea and nitrogenous fertilisers (CN 3102) cover both CO₂ and nitrous oxide (N₂O) under Annex I. Using a single emission factor for both understates or overstates the certificate requirement. CBAMCheck assigns the correct GHG per CN code.

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Mistake 2 — Paying for a recurring service for an annual obligation

CBAM declaration is once a year — a subscription model is disproportionate

The CBAM declaration is submitted once annually (Art. 6). Documentation is generated once and kept for four years. A SaaS subscription of €1,990–€4,800/year for something you use once is not proportionate for a cooperative or mid-size distributor. CBAMCheck: €299, one-time.

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Mistake 3 — Not understanding the comparative advantage of your supply origin under CBAM

Algeria's emission intensity for fertilisers is below the global average

Algeria's default of 1.411 tCO₂e/t is lower than the "Other" category (1.819) and lower than China (2.19). Under CBAM, lower emission intensity means fewer certificates. This is a procurement argument — your Algerian supply has a CBAM cost advantage over higher-intensity origins. CBAMCheck quantifies it.

12 deliverables in one ZIP

Scope Evaluation

CN 2814 (ammonia) + CN 3102 (urea). GHGs per code. Art. 2 + Annex I.

Embedded Emissions Calculation

CO₂ + N₂O where applicable. Algeria defaults. Art. 7 + Annex IV.

Certificate Estimation

Art. 22 + Art. 31.

Draft Declaration

Art. 6.

Art. 9 Carbon Price

Algeria: no deduction.

Annex V Records

Art. 7(6).

Verification Prep

Art. 8 + Annex VI.

Supplier Letter (English)

Annex IV.

Calendar (.ics)

All deadlines.

Executive Summary

Management overview.

HTML Dashboard

2026–2032 projections. Offline.

Calendar Overview

Timeline 2026–2034.

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Sample dossier with generic data.

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Estimate your CBAM exposure for Algerian fertilisers

Algeria default values from Reg. 2025/2621.

Quick CBAM Calculator

Average European Commission default values per sector and country of origin.

Sector

Country of origin

Tonnes/year

Default emissions (tCO₂e/t)—

Mark-up 2026 (1%)—

Total emissions with mark-up—

CBAM rate 2026 (2.5%)—

Estimated certificates—

This is a quick estimate. Your complete dossier includes projections through 2032, an editable interactive dashboard, and 10 PDF documents.

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Average values per sector from Implementing Reg. (EU) 2025/2621. The complete dossier uses the exact CN code of your goods, not the sector average. Estimated EU ETS price: €75/tCO₂e.