Sugarcrete is an ultra-low-carbon, bio-based construction material developed by the University of East London. Made using sugarcane bagasse, an agricultural waste product, Sugarcrete transforms discarded biomass into high-performance building blocks and panels. It offers up to six times lower embodied carbon than conventional bricks while delivering strong thermal, acoustic, and fire-resistant performance. Lightweight, durable, and faster to cure than concrete, Sugarcrete supports efficient construction and reduced transport impacts. Designed for global scalability and local manufacture, Sugarcrete enables affordable, climate-positive building solutions without compromising safety or performance.