Pan-United, one of Asia's largest concrete suppliers, is positioning itself around low-carbon concrete and digital delivery. The company uses carbon capture and utilisation in its PanU CMC+ mix, which mineralises captured CO2 in concrete and cuts cement use. It also supplies high-strength and reflective mixes for projects like The Skywaters, Tuas Port, and Changi Airport Terminal 5. The article explains how the firm moved from being a ready-mix producer to an innovation-led business, with tools like AiR Digital coordinating more than 4,000 deliveries a day. In 2022 it became the first concrete company in Asia to offer on-demand Environmental Product Declarations, which give buyers independently verified embodied carbon data. For anyone tracking industrial decarbonisation, the key question is whether the CO2 stays mineralised and how the savings are verified. The piece is a useful look at how a traditional material supplier is trying to lower emissions, but it stops short of giving per-tonne CO2 reduction numbers.
