Holcim supplies low-carbon concrete solutions for Melbourne Metro Tunnel to reduce embodied carbon while maintaining structural performance in large-scale underground transport systems.

The initiative successfully diverted significant timber and organic materials from landfill at Epping and Preston, delivering sustainable operational changes and essential cost savings.

Acquisition of Stevenson plants strengthens supply across key growth corridor and broadens access to low-carbon and engineered concrete solutions.

Hybrid solar-battery systems cut diesel use and CO₂ while enabling 24/7 concrete production on remote transmission infrastructure sites.

Holcim supplies integrated low-carbon concrete and culverts for the Canberra Light Rail Stage 2A extension, supporting enhanced flood resilience and cutting emissions by 25%.

Mobile batching plants enable reliable, high-volume concrete supply across 365 km of transmission works—boosting efficiency, safety, and sustainability in Australia’s energy transition.

The UPT3000 triple-stage filtration reduces sediment, nutrients, pollutants; 50 MPa concrete with 25% flyash lowers carbon, fits tight urban sites, and supports sustainable water infrastructure.

New Badgerys Creek facility will supply ECOPact concrete for Western Sydney’s major projects, boosting sustainable construction.

Eagle Farm site leads the way in waste reduction—reinforcing Holcim’s commitment to sustainability and circular construction.

Designed to achieve the lowest possible embodied carbon, ECOPact Max represents a breakthrough in reducing the carbon footprint of concrete without compromising on durability or performance.