About Zero-energy Buildings
Zero-energy buildings consume only as much energy as they generate within a year. They are the target for green building construction and modification over the next several years. Green building practices have become common in the global construction industry. The aim is to utilize only as much energy as buildings produce onsite through renewable energy systems. With growing GHG emission levels and increasing energy costs, residential and commercial building owners are taking initiatives to improve the energy efficiency of buildings.
Technavio’s analysts forecast the global zero-energy buildings market to grow at a CAGR of 39.02% during the period 2017-2021.
Covered in this report
The report covers the present scenario and the growth prospects of the global zero-energy buildings market for 2017-2021. The report presents a detailed picture of the market by way of study, synthesis, and summation of data from multiple sources.
The market is divided into the following segments based on geography:
• Americas
• APAC
• EMEA
Technavio's report, Global Zero-energy Buildings Market 2017-2021, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the market landscape and its growth prospects over the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors
• Daikin Industries
• GE
• Honeywell International
• Schneider Electric
• Siemens
Other prominent vendors
• altPOWER
• Altura Associates
• Canadian Solar
• Centrosolar America
• Danfoss
• ertex solartechnik
• First Solar
• Hanergy Holding Group
• Heliatek
• Johnson Controls
• Masdar
• Meritage Homes
• SunPower
• SHARP
• Trane
• Trina Solar
• Wuxi Suntech
• Yingli Solar
• Zero Energy Systems
Market driver
• Growing use of sustainable energy
• For a full, detailed list, view our report
Market challenge
• Absence of BIPV-specific standards and regulations
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Market trend
• Net-zero buildings in India
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Key questions answered in this report
• What will the market size be in 2021 and what will the growth rate be?
• What are the key market trends?
• What is driving this market?
• What are the challenges to market growth?
• Who are the key vendors in this market space?
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Table of Contents
PART 01: EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
PART 02: SCOPE OF THE REPORT
PART 03: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
PART 04: INTRODUCTION
• Market outline
PART 05: MARKET LANDSCAPE
• Market overview
• Market size and forecast
• Five forces analysis
PART 06: MARKET SEGMENTATION BY APPLICATION
• Market overview
• Global zero-energy buildings market by public and commercial buildings segment
• Global zero-energy buildings market by residential buildings segment
PART 07: MARKET SEGMENTATION BY PRODUCT
• Market overview
• Global zero-energy buildings market by HVAC and controls segment
• Global zero-energy buildings market by insulation and glazing segment
• Global zero-energy buildings market by lighting and controls segment
• Global zero-energy buildings market: Water heating segment
PART 08: REGIONAL LANDSCAPE
• Geographical segmentation
• Regional comparison
• EMEA – market size & forecast
• Americas – market size & forecast
• APAC – market size & forecast
• Market opportunity
PART 09: DECISION FRAMEWORK
PART 10: DRIVERS AND CHALLENGES
• Market drivers
• Market challenges
PART 11: MARKET TRENDS
• Net-zero buildings in India
• Government support for solar energy projects
• Change in global energy mix
PART 12: VENDOR LANDSCAPE
• Competitive scenario
• Other prominent vendors
PART 13: KEY VENDOR ANALYSIS
• Daikin Industries
• GE
• Honeywell International
• Schneider Electric
• Siemens
PART 14: APPENDIX
• List of abbreviations
List of Exhibits
Exhibit 01: Global zero-energy buildings market
Exhibit 02: Global zero-energy buildings market 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 03: Services provided by energy storage systems
Exhibit 04: Five forces analysis
Exhibit 05: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by application 2016 (%)
Exhibit 06: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by application 2021 (%)
Exhibit 07: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by application 2016-2021 (%)
Exhibit 08: Global zero-energy buildings market by public and commercial buildings segment ($ millions)
Exhibit 09: Skyscrapers under construction in Canada
Exhibit 10: Global zero-energy buildings market by residential buildings segment 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 11: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by product 2016 (%)
Exhibit 12: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by product 2021 (%)
Exhibit 13: Global zero-energy buildings market: Segmentation by product 2016-2021 (%)
Exhibit 14: Global zero-energy buildings market by HVAC and controls segment 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 15: Global zero-energy buildings market by insulation and glazing segment 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 16: Global zero-energy buildings market by lighting and controls segment 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 17: Global zero-energy buildings market by water heating segment 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 18: Global zero-energy buildings market: Geographic segmentation 2016-2021
Exhibit 19: Regional comparison
Exhibit 20: EMEA – market size & forecast 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 21: EMEA – Year-over-year growth 2017-2021 (%)
Exhibit 22: Regulations for BIPV adoption
Exhibit 23: Top 3 countries in EMEA
Exhibit 24: Americas – market size & forecast 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 25: Americas – Year-over-year growth 2017-2021 (%)
Exhibit 26: Top 3 countries in Americas
Exhibit 27: APAC – market size & forecast 2016-2021 ($ millions)
Exhibit 28: APAC – Year-over-year growth 2017-2021 (%)
Exhibit 29: Top 3 countries in APAC
Exhibit 30: Green building associations/councils
Exhibit 31: Electricity price in EU-28 and US 2016 ($/kWh)
Exhibit 32: Intermittency of solar power and its impact
Exhibit 33: Building materials used for energy conservation
Exhibit 34: Global renewable electric power capacity 2015-2021 (TWh)
Exhibit 35: Share of fossil fuels in global energy mix 2014 and 2035
