Futurecrete
Details
- Product Type Concrete
- Regions New South Wales, Northern Territory, Queensland, South Australia, Victoria
Contact
- Zoe Schmidt 0882238000
- Website Visit
- Email zoe.schmidt@adbri.com.au
ISupplier
- Company Name Adbri Limited
- ISupplier Profile Visit
About
Through our Hy-Tec and Adbri Concrete brands we supply high-strength, decorative, speciality and lower carbon concrete to help customers Build Better. We use lower carbon cement to make lower carbon concrete, benefiting projects with improved sustainability performance. Our Futurecrete® lower carbon concrete range uses lower carbon cement and SCMs to reduce embodied carbon by a minimum of 30%* compared to the AusLCI baseline. In Sydney, Victoria, South Australia and the Northern Territory. Futurecrete is made using EvoCem, a pioneering lower carbon cement made by Adbri which uses less clinker, reducing emissions, helping customers meet project sustainability targets. Our concrete sustainability results are backed by independently verified EPDs. We also offer a bespoke EPD service, with our verified EPD calculator enabling customers to design custom lower carbon concrete mixes with EPD verification.
Sustainability Outcomes
- Minimum 30% lower embodied carbon than conventional concrete*
- Can assist in achieving your projects’ sustainability criteria and goals
- Backed by our independently verified Environmental Product Declarations (EPDs)
- Can be customised to meet the unique needs of your project, supported by our in-house technical experts.
- Low carbon concrete available in QLD, NSW, VIC, SA, NT
- Supports the circular economy by recycling industrial byproducts
- Maintains the strength and durability of conventional concrete
- Exceeds the performance requirements of AS1379 and AS3600 and is suitable for use in most applications. *Compared to the AusLCI base line for conventional normal class concrete with no cement substitution.
Applicable Credits
| IS v1.2 | Inn-1 , Mat-1 , Mat-2 |
| IS v2.1 | Inn-1 , Rso-6 , Rso-7 |
| Mat-1 (ISv1.2) | Materials lifecycle impact measurement and reduction. Materials footprint measurement and reduction Verified Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) Process tools that provide on demand EPDs for upload into the ISC database. Futurecrete is designed to offer a minimum of 30% reduction of embodied carbon per m3 concrete when compared with the AusLCI benchmark for concrete containing GP cement with no cement substitution. |
| Mat-2 (ISv1.2) | Environmentally labelled products and supply chains. - Mat-2 Environmentally labelled products and supply chains. - Mat-2 Environmentally labelled products and supply chains .The procurement of concrete products that meet the requirements of appropriate standards for a verified EPD. |
| Inn-1 (ISv1.2) | Contribute to Innovation Challenge – 8: Sustainable Supplier and ISupply Contribute to Innovation Challenge – 5: High Clinker Substitution |
| Rso-6 (ISv2.1) | Materials lifecycle impact measurement and reduction. Material Life Cycle Impact Measurement and Management This credit requires the design and construction of the project in ways that reduce the environmental impacts of materials across the life cycle of the infrastructure asset. Adbri’s Futurecrete lowers the carbon credentials of concrete through lower carbon materials formulated to meet the performance of the concrete’s desired properties whilst reducing the overall embodied carbon. Adbri’s concrete is measured against the appropriate standards to assess the materials Life Cycle Impacts and published in on demand EPDs for verified carbon credentials that qualifies the carbon savings. |
| Rso-7 (ISv2.1) | Environmentally labelled products and supply chains. Sustainability Labelled Products and Supply Chains This credit requires procurement of materials that have environmental labels. Futurecrete comes with a Product specific Environmental Product Disclosure (EPD) which is a recognised environmental label. |
| Inn-1 (ISv2.1) | Contribute to Innovation Challenge – 4: Sustainable Supplier and ISupply Contribute to Innovation Challenge – 2: High Clinker Substitution |