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Building material for
a greener planet

Our low-carbon products are revolutionising the building material industry in India and setting benchmarks in sustainable construction around the world.

Concreel HD

325 kgs of CO2 is emitted on the production of 1 tonne of
Concreel HD against an Indian average of 560 Kgs.

JSW Cement - Concreel HD
JSW Cement - 1 tonne of Concreel HD produced

This comparison is 1 tonne of Concreel HD produced
against 1 tonne of Ordinary Premium Cement


Premium Slag Cement

300 Kgs of CO2 is emitted on the production of 1 tonne of JSW
PSC against an Indian average of 560 Kgs

JSW Cement - Premium Slag Cement
JSW Cement - low-carbon-pro

This comparison is 1 tonne of Slag Cement produced
against 1 tonne of Ordinary Premium Cement

Production of cement and GGBS

From FY 2013-14 to FY 2023-24 (duration of eleven years), our production has increased from 2.2 to 12.1 MT of cement & GGBS.

JSW Cement - Production of cement and GGBS

Carbon footprint

In the same period, the carbon intensity has been reduced substantially from 522 kg CO2 per tonne of cementitious material to 230 kg CO2 per tonne of cementitious material for Scope-1 emissions and from 596 kg CO2 to 258 kg CO2 per tonne of cementitious material for Scope 1+2 emissions. Cumulative annual reduction rate/decarbonisation rate of carbon intensity over twelve years is 6.6%.

JSW Cement - Carbon footprint
Comparing our low-carbon
solutions to global standards
JSW Cement - green-planet

As per the GCCA GNR 2019 data, the average specific Net CO₂ emissions are 608 kg CO₂ per tonne of cementitious material for the world and 560 kg CO₂ per tonne of cementitious material for India. At JSW Cement, we are powered by sustainable initiatives and a green product mix, bringing our specific Net CO₂ emissions to 230 kg CO₂ per tonne of cementitious material during FY 2024–25, and our specific CO₂ emissions are approximately 40% of the world average and around 43% of the India average.

JSW Cement - CAMPARISON

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