Promote alignment and mutual recognition across regions, industries, and material categories in terms of low-carbon definitions, system boundaries, and environmental attributes. This helps address the current fragmentation—where low-carbon materials are defined inconsistently—making them difficult to compare and apply across markets.

Provide a systematic analysis of cost structures, key uncertainties, and their evolution across major technology pathways for low-carbon materials. This helps close the gap in market understanding of true costs and mid- to long-term trends, supporting more informed procurement and investment decisions.

Foster cross–value chain and cross-industry collaboration networks and working mechanisms to bring together fragmented demand and supply. This helps reduce the coordination costs and execution risks faced by individual actors in scaling the adoption of low-carbon materials.