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Explore building-sector data across ALCBT project countries

Figures shown here are drawn from building assessments conducted using the Building Emission Assessment Tool (BEAT) - a web-based platform developed under the ALCBT initiative that quantifies embodied and operational carbon across a building's life cycle. The dataset covers five ALCBT countries: India, Indonesia, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam.

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Location
Construction Year
REGIONAL South & Southeast Asia
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No. of buildings
< 50
50 – 100
100 – 200
> 200
REGIONAL SCOPE
Region-wide indicators
Anonymised aggregate · 2026 reporting
By building type

Building type emissions

Embodied and operational carbon intensity by building type for the current region or country.

Whole life carbon (kg CO₂e/m²)
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What this section shows The size and composition of the building stock in scope. Built-up Area is the gross floor area of a building. Use this to understand the scale of the portfolio and how it's distributed across building typologies.
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What this section shows The materials behind each building's embodied carbon - the % of embodied-carbon impact contributed by ready-mix concrete, steel, rebar and other materials, floor-area-weighted across the assessed buildings in scope. Materials with a large share are the biggest decarbonisation opportunities.
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What this section shows Installed cooling and heating plant across the building stock, with typical set-points and efficiency (EER / COP). Higher EER means more cooling output per kWh of electricity consumed - a key lever for reducing operational carbon in cooling-dominated climates.
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What this section shows Building carbon performance across three measures: Embodied Carbon (kg CO₂e/m², the amount locked in during construction), Operational Carbon (kg CO₂e/m², in-use emissions from energy consumption), and Whole Life Cycle Carbon (kg CO₂e/m², the sum of both). All three are shown as scope-wide averages above and broken down by building typology below.
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What this section shows Building energy performance: the Energy Performance Index (EPI) in kWh/m²/year, the share of electricity used for cooling, on-site renewable generation, and the A–E energy rating distribution. Lower EPI and higher A-band share indicate a more energy-efficient portfolio.