Buildings are near half the carbon problem driving climate change and representing nothing less than an existential threat to humanity.

 

There is an urgent call to action to decarbonize our current and building stock. Regulatory regimes are driving toward net zero energy buildings, and the commercial building industry is hungry for seamless, cost-effective solutions for getting to net-zero.

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This transition to net-zero is a reflection of the multiple aspects of the relationship between our built environment and our climate: it is about delivering low-cost, on-site electricity while transitioning away from fossil fuel generation, protecting the world’s climate through efficient building design and construction practices, and ensuring the resilience of the building sector against climate impacts.