How much CO₂ does your home emit? How much would you save with solar panels? Which countries emit the most, and what does a tonne of carbon cost on the European market? We've gathered all of the CO₂ Library's free CO₂ tools on one page: calculators, interactive maps, simulators and a knowledge quiz.

Pick the one you need. They all run directly in your browser, with no sign-up.

Footprint and savings calculators

For the method behind sector comparisons, see our guide to carbon benchmarking.

Carbon markets and the EU ETS

  • EU carbon price and electricity costs: live Ember charts of the carbon cost in gas and coal power since 2018, by country, with a guide to how the EUA price reaches your bill.
  • EU ETS auction simulator: bid against simulated competitors under the real rules: one uniform clearing price, lots of 500 allowances and possible cancellation.
  • EUA fair value calculator: find the EUA price at which gas power beats coal, and the fair value of EUA futures.
  • Carbon cost forecasting tool: estimate your EU ETS allowance costs year by year to 2035, with low, base and high EUA price scenarios and the CBAM phase-out of free allocation.
  • EU ETS emissions and allowances by country: the official European Environment Agency viewer with verified emissions, free allocation and surrendered allowances by country, sector and year.
  • EU ETS Dashboard: emissions, cap, auctions and free allowances since 2005, with a sector breakdown and an installation map.
  • EU ETS scenario simulator: change the EUA price, growth or free allocation and see emissions, the cap and revenue up to 2030.

New to the EU ETS? Start with the EU Emissions Trading System explained.

Data, maps and charts

To understand what countries' commitments mean, read about the Paris Agreement and CO₂ emissions.

Test your knowledge

  • Carbon literacy quiz: test what you know about CO₂, greenhouse gases, the EU ETS and carbon markets.

How to get the most out of these tools

  1. Measure: start with a footprint calculator to see where you stand.
  2. Compare: see how you compare with the average, or how your country compares with others.
  3. Act: use the renewable energy calculator to see how much solar panels or a green tariff would cut your footprint.

For the terms you'll come across, check our CO₂ Term Glossary. Missing a tool? Tell us what you'd like to calculate.