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CarbonScope 1 and 2 emissions calculatorFuel, refrigerant and power in. Tonnes CO2e by scope out.TradeCBAM cost estimatorFor GCC exporters of aluminium, steel, fertilisers, cement and hydrogen.FinanceQCB readiness checklist24 questions, a score by section and a gap list.HomesKahramaa bill calculatorYour Qatar bill slab by slab, with CO2 and ways to save.ReportingISSB readiness assessmentCheck your gaps against IFRS S1 and S2.BuildingsGSAS points estimatorPlan your rating before design freeze.StrategyMateriality matrix builderRank topics by impact and financial effect.FinanceCarbon price exposureWhat a carbon price would cost your business.CarbonNet zero gap calculatorThe distance between your path and your target.SafetyProcess safety maturity checkSee where your PSM system stands.SafetySafety culture surveyAn honest read of how work really happens.HomesSolar savings calculatorGeneration, savings and payback in Qatar.DriversEV vs petrol in QatarRunning cost and CO2 at Qatar prices.

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€397kCBAM cost
CBAM10,000 t of Qatari aluminium into the EU in 2026

EU default value with 2026 mark-up, free allocation deducted, certificate price €82.32.

QAR 600per month
HomesA villa using 3,000 kWh and 40 m³

Kahramaa residential slabs for electricity and water, before sewage charge.

1 Jan 2026start date
BanksQCB sustainability reporting starts

Qatar banks and insurers report under IFRS S1 and S2 for years from this date.

582 tCO2e a year
CarbonFrom 1 GWh of Qatar grid power

Location-based Scope 2 at 0.58169 kg CO2e per kWh.

50 tthreshold
ExportersCBAM de minimis per importer per year

Below 50 tonnes a year of covered goods, most importers are exempt.

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