High Performance Concrete (HPC) is widely used around the world for the design of tall buildings, long-distance bridges, gigantic buildings, and for the repair and expansion of existing structures. Consequently, the increasing use of high-strength concrete increases the use of Portland cement. In addition, an increase in cement consumption in the concrete industry leads to an increase in CO2 emissions, which contributes to global warming. Therefore, a significant reduction in the use of cement by replacing part of the cement with mineral additives would be beneficial for the climate. The use of high-performance concrete is considered effective and economically sustainable in structures. High-strength concrete has a low water-cement ratio and good cement quality compared to standard concrete.