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UK CBAM default values for CN 2507: Kaolin and other kaolinic clays (calcined clay)

The official UK default values (embodied emissions, tCO₂e per tonne of product) for every CN code under heading 2507, exactly as HM Treasury's default-values force-of-law notice publishes them (2026-10-16). One value per code for every country of origin, in force from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2028; per-country values follow from 2029. Importers use them when verified actual emissions are not available.

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What UK CBAM costs on CN 25070080: worked example

1,000 tonnes of CN 25070080, imported in 2027-Q1, on the UK default value, at the ILLUSTRATIVE UK CBAM rate (published by HM Treasury on 2026-10-16; the 2027-Q1 rate is due before the quarter starts) of £8.78/tCO₂e for cement.

tCO₂e per tonneEmbodied tCO₂eUK CBAM charge
UK default value (mark-up included)0.24240£2,107
Same emissions without the mark-up (verified data)0.2182218£1,916

Computed by our CBAM engine on 2026-10-26. Illustrative single-product estimate; no carbon price relief claimed.

UK default values by CN code

CN codeDescriptionUK default value (tCO₂e/t)
25070080Kaolinic clays (other than kaolin)0.240

Questions about CN 2507

What is the UK CBAM default value for CN 25070080?

0.240 tCO2e per tonne of product for every country of origin, from 1 January 2027 to 31 December 2028 (HM Treasury's default-values force-of-law notice). The 10% mark-up is already included.

What does UK CBAM cost on 1,000 t of CN 25070080?

On the UK default value, 1,000 t of CN 25070080 embodies 240 tCO2e; at the ILLUSTRATIVE UK CBAM rate (published by HM Treasury on 2026-10-16; the 2027-Q1 rate is due before the quarter starts) of £8.78 per tCO2e the charge is about £2,107. Verified actual data without the mark-up would be about £1,916.

Which emissions count under UK CBAM for CN 2507?

Direct emissions embodied in the goods, including those of CBAM precursors. Indirect emissions from electricity are not charged under UK CBAM.

Can I use actual emissions instead of the UK default value?

Yes: verified actual emissions from the producing installation replace the default (and its mark-up). The verifier must be accredited to ISO/IEC 17029 and ISO 14065 by a member of the Global ACI.

Related headings: CN 2523

Source: HM Treasury, The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (Default Values) Force of Law Notice (Schedule 17, Finance Act 2026), reproduced exactly; Open Government Licence v3.0. Last rebuilt 2026-10-26. Not legal advice.