Cement · Clinker · Aggregates
Logistics corridor design, CBAM-ready carbon reporting, and direct access to European buyers. One mandate, factory gate to consumer silo.
Our Role
MSE puts the producer in direct contact with the end-buyer, arranges financing with first-tier Swiss and European banks, and runs full door-to-door logistics - the buyer, the financing and the terms stay with the producer. Our role in full →
CBAM Cost Calculator
Enter your annual volume, declaration basis, and emissions data. The calculator applies the free allocation adjustment under Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2620. Certificates due equal embedded emissions minus the benchmark deduction, and the deduction phases out to zero by 2034. Indicative planning tool. The full method, the CBAM factor year by year and a worked grid on a 50,000 tonne clinker cargo are set out in the technical note Subtraction, Not Percentage.
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Indicative estimate. Certificates due are calculated as embedded emissions minus the free allocation adjustment under Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2620. For default declarations the deduction equals the CBAM factor multiplied by the cement benchmark of 0.666 tCO2e/t. For verified declarations the same deduction is scaled by the actual clinker to cement ratio. The CBAM factor falls from 97.5% in 2026 to zero in 2034, so the deduction phases out while emissions above it are payable in full from January 2026. Default values follow Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2025/2621 Annex I with mark-ups of 10% (2026), 20% (2027) and 30% (2028 onwards). The cross-sectoral correction factor is taken as 1. CBAM benchmarks for 2026 are provisional and will be reviewed once final EU ETS benchmarks for 2026-2030 are published. The default certificate price of EUR 75.36/tCO2 is the first official CBAM price published by the European Commission on 7 April 2026. In 2026 the applicable price is the quarterly average of EU ETS auction prices for the quarter of importation. Any carbon price paid at origin is applied as a simplified deduction from the certificate price. Verified supplier data and product-specific parameters change the result. Not a substitute for a verified CBAM declaration. MSE structures the emissions data, benchmark alignment, and reporting. EU IR 2025/2620 and EU IR 2025/2621
Legal Notice: This calculator is a planning tool for carbon cost modeling under EU CBAM regulation (Regulation (EU) 2023/956 with Implementing Regulations (EU) 2025/2620 and 2025/2621). It does not constitute financial, legal, or investment advice. Users must independently verify that any proposed import transaction complies with all applicable laws and regulations in the jurisdictions involved, including trade restrictions, export controls, and regulatory requirements. MSE GmbH provides this tool for informational purposes only and disclaims any liability arising from its use. All import, export, and trading activities remain the sole responsibility of the user and their legal advisors.
Services
Multimodal route architecture: rail, coaster, barge, silo truck. EUR/mt cost model for every leg. Hub selection with big-bag to bulk conversion.
Embedded emissions calculation. CBAM reporting structure. Carbon cost integrated into your delivered price at EU ETS benchmarks.
Direct relationships with construction groups and concrete producers. Product qualification. Contract negotiation. No cold outreach.
Ex-works prices by region. Competitor cost structures. Energy and CO2 certificate impact. Margin visibility before the first shipment.
Swiss-law structure. EU VAT optimisation. Letter of credit flows. EN certification. Quality and sanctions compliance clauses.
Rapid reorientation when regulations shift. Alternative sourcing through third-country producers. Swap structures for geographic coverage.
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Experience
Under mandate, MSE single-handedly architected the full European market-entry programme for an international cement producer: eight countries, three inland hubs, competitive tendering across tier-1 logistics operators, and direct negotiations with Europe's largest construction groups.
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