Low carbon opportunities in Europe’s building sector
The first analysis of deep retrofit in Europe, the Building Market Briefs presents a survey of Europe’s building sector value chain.
The building sector is in need of comparable, pan-European data to support a low-carbon economy. Up until now, this information was incomplete and fragmented, hindering the uptake of new innovations and technologies. We deliver the missing pieces in the Building Market Briefs: condensed per country.
Looking at energy related decisions, analysing drivers and barriers and evaluating the market potential of a climate-neutral building park, the Brief outlines trends in construction and building technology and information on the influence of regulatory developments in building requirements and labels.
These reports aim to foster the uptake of new low-carbon innovations and technologies in Europe amongst low carbon technology & innovation suppliers, such as large corporates, SMEs, and spin-offs, as well as country/EU policy makers and property investors.
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The content, aligned to enable comparison between markets, includes:
- A summary of key national framing conditions and major trends – carbon targets, legal frameworks, financial support instruments, investment rates
- A market size and building stock morphology – building typology characterization and building sector stakeholders breakdown
- The potential market size generated through by transformation of the building sector according to national carbon targets to 2050
- Insights into key market stakeholder groups’ perceived barriers towards action, decision criteria and needs, based on survey results
- Local market experts’ comments on the content, targeted recommendations, and identified business opportunities
- A quantitative Indicator Factsheet and a qualitative Executive Market Summary is also provided, offering a synthesis of indicators, key findings and targeted recommendation extracted from the brief
- Benefits per customer segment
If you are interested to find out what opportunities and insights the Building Market Briefs may bring to you? Please get in touch.