Skip to main content
Industry reports

Industry reports that inform decarbonization planning

Public reports, outlooks and statistics from industry bodies, indexed in one place. Each entry opens the publisher’s own file, and Carbon3 does not host the documents.

The library holds about 1,400 reports from 34 publishers.

Counts as of October 2026.

Reports on steel and cement. How insetting works in steel and cement

Showing 8 reports

Filter the library
TitlePublisherTypePublishedAddedTopics
Concrete’s Enabling Role in Building a Sustainable and Resilient Future (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportConcreteInfrastructureSustainability+2
Cement & Concrete Industry Net Zero Action & Progress Report 2025/26 (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportDecarbonisationNet zeroCement+3
Cement and Concrete Industry Net Zero Action and Progress Report (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportNet zeroDecarbonisationCement+2
Cement and Concrete Industry Net Zero Action and Progress Report 2025/26 (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportNet zeroCementConcrete+1
GCCA Low Carbon Ratings (LCR) and prEN 206-1: 2024 (E) Provisions (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportConcreteLow carbon ratingsStandards
GCCA Policy Document on Performance-Based Standards for Cement and Concrete (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportCementConcreteStandards+1
Comparative Evaluation of Embodied Carbon of High-Rise and Low-Rise Buildings in India (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportEmbodied carbonBuildingsIndia+1
GCCA Low Carbon Ratings/Definitions for Concrete (Opens the publisher’s file in a new tab)Global Cement and Concrete AssociationReportConcreteLow carbonDefinitions+2

Reports are found and link-checked automatically. Each link opens the publisher’s own file in a new tab, and a link that stops working is hidden from the library.

Know a report that belongs here?

Send the title, the publisher and a link to the team.

Suggest a report