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绿建筑:市场占有率分析、产业趋势与统计、成长预测(2024-2029)Green Buildings - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2024 - 2029) |
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预计到2024年,绿建筑市场规模将达到5,900亿美元,预计2029年将达到1.1兆美元,在预测期内(2024-2029年)复合年增长率为10.82%。
企业对永续建筑的需求预计将推动许多全球市场的办公市场动态。未来几年,全球20个最大的办公市场(包括纽约、巴黎和新加坡)预计只能满足34%的低碳需求,目前的需求为平方公尺,即1平方公尺。
永续建筑也正在改变居住者看待建筑的方式。传统上,绿色认证一直是永续建筑的标誌,租户也愿意为此付费。仲量联行 2023 年交易案例表明,经过认证的建筑在全球各个办公市场细分领域继续保持健康的租金溢价,但情况正在改变。
除了绿色认证外,租户也越来越关注环境绩效指标(如能源强度、电气化率等)。例如,仲量联行 2020 年的交易案例显示,儘管该产业成长放缓,但伦敦和巴黎的优质办公空间今年的租金仍创下历史新高。
预计亚太地区的绿色建筑市场将在预测期内快速成长。这是由于多种因素造成的,包括政府加强对永续建筑实践的支持、对气候变迁的日益关注以及对绿色建筑好处的认识不断增强。
亚太地区的绿色建筑市场正在经历显着成长。该地区包括中国、印度、日本、新加坡和澳洲。这些国家积极推广永续建筑实践,以解决环境问题并提高能源效率。
中国作为该地区最大的经济体之一,为推动绿色建筑做出了巨大努力。各国政府实施了鼓励节能建筑的法规和政策,并为绿建筑发展制定了宏伟的目标。最近的趋势包括中国绿色建筑计划的激增,其中包括生态城市和永续城市发展倡议。
另一个主要区域参与者印度也在绿建筑领域取得了长足进展。印度绿色建筑委员会(IGBC)一直致力于推广绿色建筑和认证永续计划。印度许多城市都采用了绿色建筑规范和法规,增加了商业和住宅领域对绿建筑的需求。
日本在将永续实践融入建筑业建设产业有着悠久的历史。该国是节能技术的领导者,并推出了严格的建筑规范以促进永续性。日本政府推出了各种奖励和认证来鼓励采用绿色建筑。
新加坡以其创新的城市规划而闻名,并处于亚太地区绿色建筑倡议的前沿。建设局 (BCA) 制定了雄心勃勃的能源效率和永续性目标,绿色建筑认证(例如绿色标誌计画)得到了广泛认可。
澳洲拥有广阔的景观和多样化的气候,致力于永续建筑实践,以减少对环境的影响。澳洲绿建筑委员会(GBCA)致力于推广绿建筑标准,澳洲许多城市都采用了绿色建筑政策和法规。
总体而言,在政府措施、环保意识不断提高以及对能源效率的渴望的推动下,亚太地区绿色建筑市场正在经历显着增长。该地区的绿色建筑计划、认证和永续城市发展努力不断增加。
随着亚太地区人口迅速增加和可支配收入增加,预计该地区对绿色建筑的需求也将增加。 2023年亚洲人口为47亿,预计2050年将达88亿。因此,亚洲的都市化预计将在预测期内持续下去。
随着越来越多的国家和公司认识到永续性和能源效率的重要性,绿色建筑市场的竞争日益激烈。这个市场有几个主要企业,每个参与者都提供独特的解决方案和服务,以满足对绿色建筑不断增长的需求。
市场的主要企业之一是建设产业。许多建设公司正在采用绿色建筑实践,并将永续设计原则融入计划中。这些公司与建筑师、工程师和其他专业人士密切合作,确保他们的建筑符合最高的永续性标准。
市场主要企业包括 Ambic Systems、Alumasc Group PLC、 BASF SE、Binderholz Gmbh 和 Bauder Limited。
The Green Buildings Market size is estimated at USD 0.59 trillion in 2024, and is expected to reach USD 1.10 trillion by 2029, growing at a CAGR of 10.82% during the forecast period (2024-2029).
Corporate demand for sustainable buildings is expected to drive office market dynamics in many global markets. Across 20 of the world's largest office markets (New York, Paris, Singapore, etc.) in the next few years, only 34% of low-carbon demand is expected to be met, one square meter for every three square meters currently in demand.
Sustainable buildings are also changing the way occupiers view them. Green certifications have traditionally been the hallmark of sustainable buildings, and tenants are willing to pay for them. JLL's 2023 transaction evidence shows that certified buildings are still achieving healthy rental premiums across various global office market segments, but the landscape is changing.
Tenants increasingly look for environmental performance indicators (e.g., energy intensity, electrification, etc.) in addition to green credentials. For example, JLL's 2020 transaction evidence shows that high-quality prime office spaces in London and Paris are reaching record rental heights this year, even as the sector slows down.
The Asia-Pacific green buildings market is expected to grow rapidly during the forecast period. This is due to various factors, such as the increasing government support for sustainable building practices, growing concerns about climate change, and increasing awareness of the benefits of green buildings.
The Asia-Pacific region has been witnessing significant growth in the green building market. The region includes China, India, Japan, Singapore, and Australia. These countries have actively promoted sustainable building practices to address environmental concerns and encourage energy efficiency.
China, one of the region's largest economies, has made substantial efforts to promote green buildings. The government has implemented policies and regulations to encourage energy-efficient construction and has set ambitious targets for green building development. In recent years, China has seen a surge in green building projects, including eco-cities and sustainable urban development initiatives.
India, another major regional player, has also made strides in the green building sector. The Indian Green Building Council (IGBC) has been instrumental in promoting green building practices and certifying sustainable projects. Many cities in India have adopted green building codes and regulations, and there is a growing demand for green buildings in both the commercial and residential sectors.
Japan has a long history of incorporating sustainable practices in its architecture and construction industry. The country has been a leader in energy-efficient technologies and has implemented strict building standards to promote sustainability. The Japanese government has introduced various incentives and certifications to encourage green building adoption.
Singapore, known for its innovative urban planning, has been at the forefront of green building initiatives in the Asia-Pacific region. The Building and Construction Authority (BCA) has set ambitious targets for energy efficiency and sustainability, and green building certifications such as the Green Mark scheme are widely recognized.
Australia, with its vast landscapes and diverse climate, has been focusing on sustainable building practices to reduce its environmental impact. The Green Building Council of Australia (GBCA) has been instrumental in promoting green building standards, and many Australian cities have adopted green building policies and regulations.
Overall, the Asia-Pacific green building market is experiencing significant growth, driven by government initiatives, increasing environmental awareness, and the desire for energy efficiency. The region is witnessing a rise in green building projects, certifications, and sustainable urban development initiatives.
The demand for green buildings in Asia-Pacific is also expected to grow due to its rapidly growing population and rising disposable income. In 2023, Asia had a population of 4.7 billion, which is expected to reach 8.8 billion people by 2050. As a result, Asia's urbanization is expected to continue during the forecast period.
The green building market has become increasingly competitive as more countries and companies recognize the importance of sustainability and energy efficiency. Several key players have emerged in this market, each offering unique solutions and services to meet the growing demand for green buildings.
One of the major players in the market is the construction industry. Many construction companies have embraced green building practices and incorporated sustainable design principles into their projects. These companies often work closely with architects, engineers, and other professionals to ensure their buildings meet the highest sustainability standards.
Some of the major players in the market include Amvik Systems, Alumasc Group PLC, BASF SE, Binderholz Gmbh, and Bauder Limited.