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Industrial facilities in Zimbabwe: 2024 emissions

Three existing Zimbabwe facility records with Climate TRACE emissions estimates for 2024, source IDs and downloadable data. Not a national inventory.

3Listed records
2Sectors
2024Reporting year
654,082 tCO₂e: listed records

2024 emissions estimates

Colleen Bawn Cement Plant: 512158 t CO₂e, 2024512158Colleen Ba…Gweru Cement Plant: 141924 t CO₂e, 2024141924Gweru Ceme…Dinson Chivhu iron and steel plant: 0 t CO₂e, 20240Dinson Chi…

This page covers the three Zimbabwe records already listed in IndustryAtlas, not all industrial facilities in Zimbabwe. Values are Climate TRACE estimates for 2024 using the 100-year CO₂e metric. The source reports zero for Dinson Chivhu; this does not establish measured zero emissions or closure. Current ownership and operating status are not verified here.

Source records and estimates

#Listed facilitySource nameType2024 emissions (t CO₂e)Evidence
1Colleen Bawn Cement Plant
ct-1898179
PPC Zimbabwe Colleen Bawn Cement PlantCement Plant512,158Source record
2Gweru Cement Plant
ct-1898181
Sino Zimbabwe Cement Company Gweru Cement PlantCement Plant141,924Source record
3Dinson Chivhu iron and steel plant
ct-42741747
Dinson Chivhu iron and steel plantSteel Plant0Source record

Download and methodology

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The CSV uses the same three records and reporting period as this page. Source names are reproduced as recorded, not treated as verified current operators.

Frequently asked questions

How many facilities does this page cover?
Three existing records: two cement plants and one steel plant. This is not a complete count of industrial facilities in Zimbabwe.
Which listed facility has the largest 2024 emissions estimate?
PPC Zimbabwe Colleen Bawn Cement Plant has the largest value in this three-record cohort: 512,158 t CO₂e for 2024.
Why is the Dinson Chivhu value zero?
Climate TRACE reports zero for this source record for 2024. The value is retained as reported; it is not proof of measured zero emissions or closure.
Can these figures establish a change from the previous page?
No. The legacy page did not retain the reporting year and gas basis for its emissions values. Differences from the explicit 2024 source must not be described as a physical emissions trend.