Digital Tools Help Minimize Embodied Carbon Overages

The concrete industry is demonstrating leadership in its ability to deliver and quantify carbon reductions in the built environment, but challenges remain. Concrete represents a substantial portion – often 50% or greater – of a building’s total embodied carbon footprint. Amid growing demand for climate-resilient structures and the rise of low-carbon procurement policies like “Buy Clean”, the cement and concrete industries have committed to reducing embodied carbon.

Industry-wide innovation is driving the push toward net-zero concrete, but concrete producers alone cannot solve this challenge. Architects, engineers, contractors and project stakeholders, each of whom play a crucial and interrelated role in selecting concrete products, must work together to achieve meaningful reductions in carbon emissions.

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