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The ‘My Emissions’ section of the app will allow you to manage the emission data for your company, as well as share it with customers that have requested it.

My Page

The company page is the core element in the CBAMBOO platform. Each company on the system get their own page, which holds the data required by your customers for their CBAM compliance. My Page The page contains information about the company, such as the company name, logo, website, and the address. It also contains information about the installations (factories) that a company, and related to those installations, emissions data for the different goods that the company produces.

Creating an installation

The first step to generate your emissions data is to create an installation. The data required to do this is very simple, as you only need to provide the installation’s name and the address. To do so, click on the ‘Add’ button in the ‘Installations’ table. Managed installation Upon completing the form and clicking on ‘Create’, a new row will be added to the installations box. A single installation can have one or more emissions reports. Each emission report covers a certain period of time, which will normally be a calendar year.

Creating an emissions report

Create a new emissions report by clicking on the ‘Add’ button next to the ‘Reports’ header next to the relevant installation. Managed emissions report This is again a very simple form where the reporting period must be entered. This reporting period refers to the period of time over which the installation monitored its emissions. It will usually be a calendar year. In this box, simply enter the date range that is covered. Finally, click on ‘Create’. This creates a new row in the Reports table indicating the date range that is covered by this emissions report.

Creating an emissions report version

Each emission report might have more than one version. This is to be able to track multiple iterations of the same file, in the situation where you update the data that you have used for your emissions monitoring. To create a new version, click on the ‘Edit’ button next to date range of the relevant report. If this is the first version, then the list of versions will be empty. To add a new version, open the dropdown that says ‘Add a new version’ by clicking on it. This menu provides two options of calculating data, Carbon Flow, which is the recommended tool. Alternatively, if you have already calculated your emission data via the Excel spreadsheet or a different type of file, you can use that file instead. Both processes are outlined below.

Tools for creating emissions data

Carbon Flow

Carbon Flow is tool specially created by CBAMBOO to make the process of monitoring your emissions much easier. It uses the concept of a process flow diagram to map out the processes at your installation, and it calculates your emissions using the same methodology as the European Commission’s Excel template does. For guidance on using Carbon Flow, go to the documentation section on this tool.

Uploading a file

If you decide to use the Excel template or an alternative file, you need to follow the steps that are shown on the second option to load and process the emission data.
If you decide to upload a file rather than using Carbon Flow, then your emissions data will not be linked to your suppliers’. This means that you will have to manually update your emissions calculations if you receive new data from your supply chain.
As a first step, select the file where you calculated your emissions in the file upload box and click on ‘Next’. The platform will attempt to automatically extract the data. Managed emissions version
If your emission data is based on the Excel sheet created by the European Commission, then the system will automatically extract the relevant data points from it. If it’s a different type of file (e.g. a PDF) then you will need to manually enter the data into the relevant fields.
Reviewing the data In this case, there were two goods in the provided Excel file. We can see that one of them seems to be compliant and contains all the required information, as highlighted by the green dot on the product’s box. However, the second item is missing at least one data point. Click on the item to open the detail and find out what is missing. Managed emissions missing data In this example, the data for ‘Electricity consumed’ is missing from the Excel sheet, as highlighted by the red surrounding box. The user can then manually type in the correct number assuming that it has been provided by the supplier through a different method. Once the data is complete, click on ‘Confirm good’, which will close the detail and, if all the data is complete, then the status circles will both go green. Managed emissions missing data Confirming the data When the data for the items is complete, click on ‘Submit. This will create a new version of the emissions report, which will be added to the table on the sidebar. It will also add the data to the ‘Emissions Data’ table. By default, it shows the specific embedded emission values and the commodity code, but you can hover over the ‘information’ icon to see the additional detail. Managed emissions missing data