Green cement concrete is an environmentally friendly variant of concrete manufactured using industrial waste. This sort of concrete has the potential to have a lower environmental impact than traditional concrete production while also providing a more durable and cost-effective alternative. This article offers experimental work on using industrial waste in green cement concrete, which is advantageous because it minimizes the amount of garbage transported to landfills along with dry geopolymer. According to this study's findings, industrial waste can lower production costs because it is typically less expensive than traditional resources and the amount of energy required to manufacture concrete because it is often lighter than conventional materials. Dry geopolymer is a substance formed from silica, alumina, and calcium. Because of its excellent resistance to water and other factors, this material is ideal for use in green cement concrete. Furthermore, dry geopolymer green concrete is lighter than regular concrete, lowering the energy required to manufacture the concrete. Green cement concrete made from industrial waste and dry geopolymer is an excellent way to reduce the environmental impact of traditional concrete production. It is also more durable and less expensive than typical concrete, making it a perfect solution for various construction applications. © 2024 Elsevier B.V., All rights reserved.