Anilin-Anlage Böhlen

Anilin-Anlage Böhlen is a production of nitric acid installation in Germany. In 2025 it reported 43,473 tonnes of verified emissions against 18,298 free allowances.

Key figures

Country

Germany

Activity

Production of nitric acid

Installation ID

DE 202178

Verified emissions, 2025

43,473 tCO₂e

Free allocation, 2025

18,298 allowances

Allowance position, 2025

25,175 short

Compliance, 2024

A

Permit

14613-0006

Data as of

1 April 2026

Emissions and free allocation by year

Verified emissions Free allocation
Verified emissions and free allocation of Anilin-Anlage BöhlenVerified emissions and free allocation from 2013 to 2025.025k50k75k100k2013 verified emissions: 44,656 t2014 verified emissions: 52,664 t2015 verified emissions: 53,213 t2016 verified emissions: 47,355 t2017 verified emissions: 39,246 t2018 verified emissions: 36,383 t2019 verified emissions: 42,719 t2020 verified emissions: 34,578 t2021 verified emissions: 35,650 t2022 verified emissions: 38,571 t2023 verified emissions: 38,703 t2024 verified emissions: 31,165 t2025 verified emissions: 43,473 t2013 free allocation: 27,983 t2014 free allocation: 27,497 t2015 free allocation: 27,005 t2016 free allocation: 26,509 t2017 free allocation: 26,006 t2018 free allocation: 25,499 t2019 free allocation: 24,985 t2020 free allocation: 24,470 t2021 free allocation: 14,176 t2022 free allocation: 11,900 t2023 free allocation: 15,511 t2024 free allocation: 18,678 t2025 free allocation: 18,298 t2013201520172019202120232025
YearVerified emissions (t) Free allocationPosition
2025 43,473 18,298 25,175 short
2024 31,165 18,678 12,487 short
2023 38,703 15,511 23,192 short
2022 38,571 11,900 26,671 short
2021 35,650 14,176 21,474 short
2020 34,578 24,470 10,108 short
2019 42,719 24,985 17,734 short
2018 36,383 25,499 10,884 short
2017 39,246 26,006 13,240 short
2016 47,355 26,509 20,846 short
2015 53,213 27,005 26,208 short
2014 52,664 27,497 25,167 short
2013 44,656 27,983 16,673 short

Verified emissions changed by -2.6% from 2013 to 2025.

Source: European Commission, Union Registry · Data as of 1 April 2026

Allowance position

In 2025, verified emissions exceeded free allocation by 25,175 allowances, which the operator had to obtain.

Illustrative value at the latest reference price of €84.87 (29 September 2026): €2,136,602. Not the installation's actual cost, which depends on when and how it acquired allowances.

Price source: EU ETS primary auctions · latest price

Compliance status for 2024: A. The number of allowances surrendered by 30 September 2025 was greater than or equal to verified emissions.

CBAM context

This activity falls in the fertilisers sector of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. Free allocation for products covered by the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism is being reduced each year under current EU law.

Free allocation remaining for CBAM-covered products, by year
202620272028202920302031203220332034
97.5%95%90%77.5%51.5%39%26.5%14%0%

Share of free allocation remaining for CBAM-covered products, under Directive (EU) 2023/959, Article 10a. It applies to the benchmarks for those products, not necessarily to an installation's whole allocation, so it is not applied to the figures on this page.

Proposed change

A European Commission proposal of 17 July 2026 would restore 15% of the phased-out free allocation for CBAM sectors from 2028 and extend the end of the phase-out from 2034 to 2038. This is a proposal and not yet law.

More on CBAM: the India CBAM Center and what CBAM is and how it works.

Nearby installations

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Questions about Anilin-Anlage Böhlen

How much did Anilin-Anlage Böhlen emit in 2025?

43,473 tonnes of verified emissions, per EU Union Registry compliance data.

How many free allowances did Anilin-Anlage Böhlen receive?

18,298 in 2025.

Did Anilin-Anlage Böhlen surrender enough allowances?

Its compliance status for 2024 is recorded as "A": The number of allowances surrendered by 30 September 2025 was greater than or equal to verified emissions.