Revenue from Energy Efficient Buildings Market to Cross US$ 89.03 Billion With 11.00% CAGR Growth From 2025–2034
Over the next projection period, 2025 to 2034, the market for energy-efficient buildings is predicted to increase. Polaris Market Research studies the market to estimate USD 89.03 billion by 2034 and will expand at a CAGR of 11.0% in the above-mentioned forecast period. In 2024 the market is expected to be USD 31.47 billion.
An energy-efficient construction creates pleasant living conditions within the house with low energy consumption, therefore optimizing production in the use of resources. Estimates to make a building energy efficient encompass the building’s whole lifetime, which covers the construction process itself, advancing into the operation maintenance cycle, and demolition phases of the construction.
An energy-efficient construction also preserves the building ideally operational and thermally pleasant for its residents. The need to provide energy-efficient building designs becomes more important given the price of energy soaring and energy catastrophe as a reality about to dawn. Offering a maximum range of subservient solar design techniques, energy-efficient equipment, and green sources of energy, an energy-efficient building evaluates all aspects of energy use in a building.
Drivers of market growth: The globe rising urbanization is likely to drive market augmentation According to UN estimates, most people on Earth live in metropolitan areas rising from one-third in 1950 and should rise to about two-thirds in 2025. Urbanization drives demand for homes, businesses, and public places, therefore stressing energy assets and enabling higher carbo emission.
The need for green solutions in the home environment is created by the awareness of climate change, resource depletion, and increasing greenhouse gas emission among governments all around. This is a major helper to global energy consumption and carbon discharge.
Competitive Situation:
The aggressive topography of the industry is shown by intense rivalry among important candidates vying for market leadership. Some of the present participants in the market for energy-efficient buildings are:
- American Rockwools Manufacturing LLC
- BasF
- Covestro AG
- Dow Inc.,
- Fletcher Buildings
- GAF Materials Corporation
- Honeywell Foreign
- Huntsman Corp.
- Jhonson manages
- John’s Manville
- Kingspan Group
- Owens Corning
- Rockwool A/S International
- Saint-Gobain SA
- Schindler electric
- Siemens
Highlights of Energy Efficient Buildings Market Report:
- Material-wise, the enlarged polystyrene (EPS) segment is expected to expand at a strong rate in the next years because of its great insulating properties, durability, and adaptability to different uses.
- Based on application, the residential segment dominated the energy efficient buildings market share in 2024 due to growing demand for sustainable living environments and increased awareness of energy saving among homeowners.
- Thanks to strict energy efficiency rules and the general acceptance of sustainable building techniques, the Europe energy efficient buildings market held the biggest revenue share in 2024 on the worldwide scene.
- Rising demand for sustainable building solutions and increasing expenditures in green infrastructure mean that the North America energy efficient buildings market is likely to expand rapidly over the forecast period.
Outlook segmentally by Material Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2020–2034)
- Expanded Polystyrene (EPS); Extruded Polystyrene (XPS); Glass Wool; Mineral Wool
Outlook, Component Type Revenue, USD Billion, 2020–2034
- Systems of ventilation; lighting technologies; energy management systems; controls
Applied Outlook (USD Billion, Revenue, 2020–2034)
- Residential • Business
Regional Analysis
Economic factors, technical developments, and industry-specific demand drive notable regional differences in the market.
Supported by rigorous energy efficiency policies and significant acquisition of green building techniques, Europe accounted for the most market share in 2024. The European Union’s commitment to reach carbon neutrality by 2050 has driven the implementation of policies such the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD), which guides increased energy presentation levels for modern and prevailing constructions.
Profiting from increasing financing for green infrastructure and rising demand for sustainable building solutions, the North America energy efficient buildings market is likely to rise quickly during the forecast period.
