Aggregated overview of publicly known Boral sites — capacity, CO₂ intensity, annual emission estimates and links to primary references (company reports, GCCA GNR, IEA, USGS, EU ETS).
Official website ↗Boral Limited — Australia's largest integrated construction-materials company — cement, concrete, asphalt and quarries — fully acquired by Seven Group Holdings in 2024. src ↗
Each fact carries a citation badge: src links to the primary reference (Wikipedia entry, annual report or investor relations); a dashed badge means no curated source is on file and the link runs a public search.
Group-level figures cover all business lines (cement, aggregates, ready-mix) and may exceed the sites tracked on this map.
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Benchmark: world avg 585 kg/t (GCCA GNR 2022) · IEA 2030 target ≈ 500 kg/t
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Estimate = plant capacity × intensity. Not audited emissions.
| Country / Type | Citations | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1New Berrima Plant Berrima, NSW | Australia cement | 1.50 Mt/y cement (1.50 Mt/y clinker) | — | — | — | |
| #2Geelong (Lascelles Wharf) Grinding Plant Geelong, VIC | Australia grinding | 1.30 Mt/y cement | — | — | — | |
| #3Boral Limited — HQ Sydney, NSW | Australia hq | — | — | — | — | |
| #4Kooragang Grinding Plant Kooragang, NSW | Australia grinding | — | — | — | — | |
| #5Maldon Grinding Plant Maldon, NSW | Australia grinding | 0.70 Mt/y cement | — | — | — | |
| #6Waurn Ponds Grinding Plant Waurn Ponds, VIC | Australia grinding | 1.40 Mt/y cement | — | — | — |
Data compiled from public sources incl. company reports, sustainability filings, GCCA GNR, USGS, IEA and EU ETS. Unofficial visualization.