Decarbonizing the Real Estate Sector One Building at a Time Haritha Saranga Nayonika Goud
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It is a fact that our world is undergoing a carbon crisis, and real estate is a sector that contributes a significant amount to this crisis. Real estate is responsible for building homes and commercial spaces that generate waste and emissions. This leads to a significant carbon footprint, especially in urban areas. Moreover, building real estate that lasts for centuries and uses high-carbon materials makes it an unsustainable and unsustainable. It is time for the real estate sector to make a shift towards decarbonizing its operations by adopting low-carbon
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In recent times, there has been an exponential rise in the use of green buildings, with real estate professionals, developers, property management companies, and end-users seeking environmentally-friendly designs, materials, and sustainable technologies. As the world grapples with climate change, this trend is bound to continue. One of the areas that have emerged as a major opportunity in this regard is the real estate sector. Real estate is the world’s largest single-use energy consumer, accounting for 17% of global energy consumption in 2
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One of the most promising ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and tackle climate change is through decarbonizing the built environment. In recent times, a new trend in the construction industry has been emerging to utilize sustainable energy sources to achieve zero net energy (ZNE) buildings. This is called Decarbonizing the Real Estate Sector One Building at a Time (DREBS), whereby a building operates at a net energy level, with zero carbon dioxide emissions, utilizing renewable energy and other clean energy sources.
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As the world gears up for climate change, the real estate sector is being pushed to the forefront of the fight. Many builders are pledging that they will transition their operations to net-zero carbon by 2025. Decarbonizing the Real Estate Sector One Building at a Time is an initiative launched by The Himalayan Climate Action Network (The HCAN) to empower real estate professionals to decarbonize their operations. The initiative targets the real estate industry as the largest contributor to greenhouse
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I did a deep dive into the real estate sector and found that the industry’s carbon footprint is significant. visit the website It’s one of the main contributors to global warming, and it’s growing. Carbon emissions in real estate range from 2.5 to 4.9 million tons per year. visit their website According to the International WELL Building Institute, the COVID-19 pandemic has set the industry back by 3-4 years, but it’s set to recover more quickly. That’s why, as a part of a global
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Real estate sector is one of the most polluting industries globally. It releases large amounts of greenhouse gases, water pollutants, and other air pollutants into the atmosphere. However, in 2019, there was a paradigm shift in the Indian real estate sector, where it has started embracing sustainable development practices. In a bid to reduce carbon footprint, the developers are transitioning to renewable energy sources. In this case study, we explore the case of one building, and its transition to renewable energy through