EU CBAM · National Competent Authority
YPEN — Greece's CBAM authority
YPEN (Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy) is Greece's National Competent Authority for the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism. CBAM declarant applications go through the EU's central registry; YPEN reviews and approves applications from importers established in Greece.
Informational reference. This page links to YPEN's official site and the EU CBAM Registry. Verify all NCA-specific procedures, contact details, fees, and processing timelines with YPEN directly before applying — published guidance changes.
At a glance
- Full name
- Hellenic Ministry of Environment and Energy
- Υπουργείο Περιβάλλοντος και Ενέργειας
- Country
- Greece(Ελλάδα)
- Official website
- ypen.gov.gr
- Official CBAM page
- See official site for the current CBAM section.
How to apply for authorised CBAM declarant status
EU CBAM declarant applications are submitted through the central EU CBAM Registry — the same portal for every member state. YPEN reviews and approves applications from importers established in Greece.
Country-specific supporting documentation, language requirements, and processing timelines vary. Verify the current procedure with YPEN directly via the official CBAM page above before preparing your application.
Run a CBAM cost calculation
A typical Greece-based importer brings 100t of hot-rolled flat steel (CN 72081000) from Turkey. Open the calculator to see the live cost — it auto-applies the EU default embedded emissions per Reg 2025/2621 and the latest weekly certificate price.
Sector: Iron & steel. Annual surrender for 2026 imports falls due 30/09/2027.
What's specific to Greece
Eurostat's Comext bulk-download facility carries no extra-EU CBAM-scope import data for Greeceas of the latest published month — see the “missing extra-EU data for Greece” advisory in the Comext directory. We will populate this section once Eurostat republishes the data.
Key CBAM dates
31/03/2026
Authorised CBAM declarant application deadline
01/02/2027
CBAM Registry opens for certificate purchases (covering 2026 imports)
30/09/2027
First annual CBAM declaration deadline (for 2026 imports)
2027 onwards
Certificate price publication moves from quarterly to weekly
2034
Free-allocation deduction phases out (CBAM_factor → 0)
YPEN CBAM — common questions
Where do I submit my CBAM declarant application as a Greece-based importer?+
How do I contact YPEN about CBAM?+
Does YPEN charge a fee for CBAM declarant authorisation?+
In which language must I submit my CBAM application via YPEN?+
For Greece-specific application steps, fees, and contact details, refer to YPEN's official site (linked above).