In sustainability, big goals make headlines – but real progress is made in the details. Every verified data point, design tweak, and local pilot has the power to move the construction industry toward a more sustainable future. At Ecometrix, we’ve seen this pattern repeatedly: True transformation doesn’t start with grand declarations.It begins with data clarity, […]
From Data to Decisions: How Small Steps Drive Real Change Läs mer »
The material we can’t live without, and definitely can’t afford to ignore. Concrete is the backbone of modern life. It builds our homes, our cities, our roads, and our infrastructure. But sustainability is not just doing less harm, it’s about maintaining and improving our standard of living while using fewer resources. And nowhere is that
Concrete in Transition: Why Change Needs to Scale Läs mer »
Understanding What Really Drives the Transition Carbon Neutral. Net Zero. Zero Emissions.Do you really know the difference, and why it matters for the construction and concrete sectors? The language of sustainability now defines strategy, compliance, and competitiveness.What once sounded aspirational has become a technical battlefield where definitions and data decide credibility. In our previous article,
“The AI capabilities are doubling every six months.” That single line from our CEO at the India Sweden Innovation Day panel captured a truth that’s transforming industries everywhere. If that growth continues, AI will be more than 15 times more capable in just two years. For a sector like cement, and by extension concrete, responsible for around
How AI Is Reshaping the Future of Concrete Sustainability Läs mer »
If you work in construction, architecture, or sustainability, chances are you’ve come across an Environmental Product Declaration. You may have even submitted one. But let’s be honest — how well do you actually understand what’s inside? And why does it matter to the construction industry more than ever? The Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) is often
What Is an EPD, Really? Läs mer »
