Making buildings more energy-efficient or even net zero is a vital aspect of creating a more sustainable world. According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), 30% of global energy consumption comes from building operations. Therefore, minimizing the energy footprint of buildings is the logical first step in reducing emissions and addressing climate change. Making commercial and residential buildings energy efficient introduces the following benefits:
The year 2024 is set to be a big one for sustainability. Governments worldwide have introduced various policies in recent years that will drive further enterprise investment in green technologies in 2024. Sustainability has ingrained itself into corporate strategies as companies look to appease eco-conscious consumers and adhere to new green regulations. What will this year bring in terms of net-zero emissions efforts? How are enterprises reacting to increased demand to reduce carbon footprints? How can this be achieved? In this post, we’ll share five unique sustainability trends pulled from ABI Research’s annual trends whitepaper.