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Green Buildings--A Detailed Technology Analysis
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Abstract
This Green Buildings research service analyzes the technological trends in the
various technologies such as HVACs, BEMs, BIPVs, Smart windows and Insulated
glass units involved in making cutting down the energy demand for the building.
Table of Contents
1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Overview and Methodology
- Research Overview
- Research Methodology
Key Research Findings
- Emerging Technologies
- Noteworthy Applications
2. TECHNOLOGY AND APPLICATIONS VIEW POINT
Technology Primer
- Green Buildings--An Outlook
- Green Buildings--Application Scenario
Drivers and Challenges
3. RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN RESEARCH
North America
- Water Proofing and Corrosion Resistant Concrete Admixtures
- Low-VOC Cement Plasters with High-Abuse Resistance
- AdSem Provides Low-Cost; Reliable; Versatile Thermistors for Energy
Reduction
- Non-VOC Adhesive for Building Material Materials
- Nanostructure Thin-Films for Solar Cells
Rest of the World
- Self-Powered Wireless Controls for Building Energy Management
- SenseAir Sensors for Effective HVAC Use
- VOC Sensing Using Microsensors
- Silicon Thin-Films Production with Uniform Crystallinity
4. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT AND KEY TECHNOLOGIES
Technology Adoption Factors
- Technology Analysis of HVACs
- Technology Analysis of BEMs
- Technology Analysis of Building Windows
- Technology Analysis of BIPVs
Future Trends
- Future Trends and Road Map
- Analyst Insights
5. PATENTS AND DATABASE OF KEY INDUSTRY PARTICIPANTS
Patents
- Patents on Heating Ventilation and Air Conditioning Systems
- Patents on Building Energy Management Systems
- Patents from other Green Building Technologies
Database of Key Industry Participants
- Companies
- Universities and Research Institutes
6. DECISION SUPPORT DATABASES
Database Tables
- Value of New Construction--USA (2003 to 2013)
- Total Electricity Generation--World (2004 to 2014)
- Total Electricity Generation--Fuel-Wise--World (2002 to 2012)
- Net Electricity Consumption--World (2002 to 2012)
- Spending on Retail Building Renovation and Repair--USA (2002 to 2012)
- CO2 Emissions--North America (1999 to 2009)
- Total Electricity Installed Capacity--North America (2004 to 2014)
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