Construction companies are facing increased pressure to adapt their sourcing strategies to accommodate new trade dynamics and tariffs. At the center of this change is the move towards sustainable construction materials. Grant Quasha, CEO of Eco Material Technologies, is pioneering the development of low-carbon cement alternatives, aiming to double production significantly. This shift not only presents an economic incentive as greener materials often become cheaper and more effective but also addresses urgent housing shortages in America. The rise of 3D concrete printing further enhances efficiency, making sustainable options attractive to new entrepreneurs.
As trade dynamics shift and tariffs reshape supply chains, construction companies must rethink how they source materials, balance costs, and integrate sustainable solutions.
The push for greener, more resilient construction materials is at the heart of this transformation. Grant Quasha, CEO of Eco Material Technologies, is redefining how we build.
Adopting green materials becomes a no-brainer decision when they are cheaper and better, meeting consumer demand for sustainable options.
Providing climate-resilient housing is a potentially vast opportunity to drive rapid adoption of low-carbon concrete, addressing the severe affordable housing shortage.
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