Service
nEHS today, ETS 2 from 2028.
Emissions trading for heat and transport is going European — and getting more expensive. Biomethane is one of the few levers that actually reduces liable volumes. We calculate, report and evidence.
What matters
From nEHS to ETS 2: new rules, new evidence requirements.
- Starting point: Reporting duties, volume delineation and evidence requirements change with the system switch.The bikosigma answer: We prepare the monitoring plan and run the emissions report and the underlying volume delineation, under nEHS today and ETS 2 from 2028.
- Starting point: Without correct evidence, biomethane is treated like natural gas in the report — the relief disappears.The bikosigma answer: Certificates are managed so that the zero rating of the biomethane volume holds in the report.
- Starting point: Price risk: ETS 2 allowances are currently expected to sit well above the nEHS price path.The bikosigma answer: Scenario calculation: which biomethane volume lowers your allowance cost, and by how much.
- Starting point: Double claiming has to be excluded and the interplay with Nabisy has to be taken into account.The bikosigma answer: Clean separation of the claim paths, documented and verifiable.
Scope
What we take on concretely.
- 01
Registration
Registration with the German Emissions Trading Authority (DEHSt).
- 02
Monitoring plans
Preparation of monitoring plans.
- 03
DEHSt processing
Complete processing via the DEHSt platform.
- 04
Emissions reports
Preparation and submission of the annual emissions reports.
- 05
Verification
A solution for the mandatory verification of the reports.
- 06
CO₂ allowances
Procurement of CO₂ allowances where required.
- 07
Delineation
Exclusion of double counting.
Regulatory framework
What we work against.
BEHG / nEHS
German national emissions trading for fuels, reporting and surrender duties.
ETS 2
European emissions trading for buildings, road transport and further sectors from 2028.
Monitoring rules
Emissions reporting and monitoring requirements.
Talk to us.
A 30-minute conversation is usually enough to clarify how we fulfil your obligations under nEHS and ETS 2.