Border Adjustments Determined using the Greenhouse Gas Index for

For imported products, the overall usage of fuels to manufacture electricity in the relevant country should be used to determine the CO2e emissions from electricity use associated with the production of the imported industrial gases unless more specific, verifiable information is provided to the Regulator. [...] This should be used as the initial import charge until the importer provides verifiable information to the Regulator regarding the GGI and the energy used in the required electricity. [...] This should be used as the initial import charge until the importer provides verifiable information to the Regulator regarding the GGI and the energy used in the required electricity. [...] indicates that 3 to 4 GJ/tonne CO2 are required by the amine process to separate the CO2 from the combustion gas.11 Jackson and Brodal (2018) indicate that the compression of CO2 to the critical pressure for pipeline transport requires 90 to 120 kWh/tonne CO2.12 We refer to the separated and compressed CO2 as the product SC(CO2). [...] Import Charges Until such time as the exporter to the United States and/or the US importer provide verifiable information to the Regulator of the GGI for the imported products or the Regulator determines a GGI for such product, an initial import charge should be established.