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绿建筑材料市场预测至2032年:按组件、类型、材料类型、建筑类型、应用、最终用户和地区分類的全球分析Green Building Materials Market Forecasts to 2032 - Global Analysis By Component (Products and Services), Type, Material Type, Construction Type, Application, End User and By Geography |
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根据 Stratistics MRC 的一项研究,预计到 2025 年,全球绿色建筑材料市场规模将达到 5,516.7 亿美元,到 2032 年将达到 14,060.6 亿美元,预测期内复合年增长率为 14.3%。
绿色建材是指旨在减少其整个生命週期内对环境影响的环保建筑产品。这些材料采用永续和可回收资源製造,有助于提高能源效率、减少资源消耗并创造更健康的室内环境。典型的例子包括竹子、再生钢、再生木材和无毒涂料。使用这些材料能够减少碳足迹,并带来长期的环境和健康效益,从而促进永续建筑的发展。
根据世界经济论坛 2024 年 9 月发表的报导,建筑物约占全球能源相关排放的 40%,而创新的建筑方法和材料可以有效减少碳排放。
日益增强的环境意识与气候目标
各国政府和组织正在实施更严格的永续性法规,并推广使用环保建材。对节能基础设施和减少碳排放的需求日益增长,推动了环保水泥、再生钢材和低排放涂料的广泛应用。消费者越来越注重永续的生活方式,进一步推动了对绿色认证建筑的需求。材料效率和减少废弃物的技术创新正在改善环境绩效。这些努力与国际气候变迁承诺一致,并正在加速向永续建筑方法的转型。
缺乏意识和知识
许多相关人员仍然不了解永续材料带来的长期成本节约和环境效益。对高昂初始投资成本的误解阻碍了发展中地区对永续材料的采用。此外,缺乏标准化的培训项目也延缓了永续建筑方法技能的发展。各行业间知识传播不均也阻碍了大规模推广应用。
整合绿色标准
LEED、BREEAM 和 WELL 等认证系统正鼓励开发商采用环保材料和施工技术。各国政府和地方政府也日益将永续性基准纳入建筑规范和采购政策。这种整合不仅促进了合规性,也吸引了对绿色基础设施计划的投资。新兴经济体也开始与国际永续性框架接轨,进一步增强了市场前景。随着这些标准的不断发展,预计它们将推动绿色材料供应链的创新和一致性。
与传统建筑材料的竞争
由于熟悉度高、供应链成熟且短期成本低,建筑商和承包商往往倾向于选择传统产品。对性能可靠性和与现有建筑系统相容性的担忧,是绿色建材推广缓慢的主要原因。缺乏对永续建筑材料的财政奖励和补贴,进一步限制了其市场渗透。在价格敏感型市场中,成本差异仍是一大障碍。如果没有更强大的政策支持和成本优化措施,传统建筑材料很可能会继续主导主流建筑方法。
新冠感染疾病导致计划取消和供应链延误,暂时扰乱了绿色建材市场。封锁措施限制了原物料运输,造成短缺和价格波动。然而,这场危机也凸显了韧性和永续基础设施的重要性。疫情后的復苏策略将绿建筑列为优先事项,各国政府纷纷推出绿色奖励策略以促进经济成长。因此,疫情加速了人们对永续性的长期认识,并将绿色建材确立为后疫情时代建筑策略的核心要素。
预计在预测期内,外装产品细分市场将占据最大的市场份额。
由于外墙产品在提高建筑能效和增强建筑耐久性方面发挥关键作用,预计在预测期内,外墙产品细分市场将占据最大的市场份额。绿色屋顶、隔热板和反射涂层等产品已广泛应用于住宅和商业建筑。这些材料能够提升隔热性能,最大限度地降低能耗,并减少对环境的影响。耐候性和太阳能整合材料的日益普及进一步巩固了这个细分市场。各国政府正透过绿建筑标准和补贴政策推广节能型外墙解决方案。
预计在预测期内,机构设施细分市场将实现最高的复合年增长率。
在政府主导的永续性倡议和绿色认证强制要求的推动下,公共建筑领域预计将在预测期内实现最高成长率。学校、医院和政府设施越来越多地采用绿色建筑材料,以改善空气品质并降低维护成本。对节能基础设施和注重公共卫生设计方面的投资正在推动该领域的需求。可再生能源系统和智慧建筑技术的整合也为进一步成长提供了支持。公共建筑计划通常在国家永续性计画中享有优先权,从而确保了稳定的资金筹措和监管支持。
由于快速的都市化、日益活跃的建设活动以及政府的支持性政策,预计亚太地区将在预测期内占据最大的市场份额。中国、印度和日本等国家正大力投资绿色基础设施,以应对污染和资源枯竭问题。节能建筑和生态认证的激励措施正在推动永续建筑材料的普及。该地区不断增长的人口和基础设施现代化计画也促进了需求增长。强大的国内製造业能力和价格合理的原材料正在推动市场渗透。
预计在预测期内,北美将实现最高的复合年增长率,这主要得益于可持续永续性法规的日益完善和技术创新。美国和加拿大在先进绿色材料的研发方面处于领先地位,包括低碳混凝土和生物基隔热材料。政府奖励、税额扣抵以及更严格的环境标准正在推动这些材料在商业和住宅领域的应用。领先的建设公司正在投资数位化平台,以监测碳排放和材料效率。日益增长的企业永续性措施也正在推动绿建筑的普及。
According to Stratistics MRC, the Global Green Building Materials Market is accounted for $551.67 billion in 2025 and is expected to reach $1406.06 billion by 2032 growing at a CAGR of 14.3% during the forecast period. Green building materials refer to eco-friendly construction products designed to reduce environmental impact across their life span. Made from sustainable or recycled sources, these materials improve energy efficiency, minimize resource consumption, and contribute to healthier indoor environments. Common examples include bamboo, recycled steel, reclaimed timber, and non-toxic paints. Their use promotes sustainable construction by lowering carbon footprints and supporting long-term environmental and human health.
According to an article published by the World Economic Forum in September 2024, innovative building practices and materials are adept at reducing carbon emissions, as buildings contribute to nearly 40% of global energy-related emissions.
Rising environmental awareness & climate goals
Governments and organizations are implementing stricter sustainability regulations, encouraging the use of eco-friendly construction materials. The rising demand for energy-efficient infrastructure and reduced carbon footprints has increased the adoption of green cement, recycled steel, and low-emission coatings. Consumers are becoming more inclined toward sustainable living, further driving demand for green-certified buildings. Technological innovations in material efficiency and waste reduction are enhancing environmental performance. Collectively, these efforts align with international climate commitments and accelerate the shift toward sustainable construction practices.
Lack of awareness and knowledge
Many stakeholders remain unaware of the long-term cost savings and environmental benefits associated with sustainable materials. Misconceptions regarding high initial investment costs deter adoption in developing regions. Additionally, the absence of standardized training programs slows down skill development in sustainable construction methods. Inconsistent knowledge dissemination across industry segments weakens large-scale implementation.
Integration of green standards
Certifications such as LEED, BREEAM, and WELL are motivating developers to adopt eco-friendly materials and construction techniques. Governments and local authorities are increasingly integrating sustainability benchmarks into building codes and procurement policies. This integration not only promotes compliance but also attracts investment in green infrastructure projects. Emerging economies are beginning to align with international sustainability frameworks, further strengthening market prospects. As these standards evolve, they are expected to encourage innovation and consistency across the green materials supply chain.
Competition from traditional materials
Builders and contractors often prefer traditional products due to familiarity, established supply networks, and lower short-term expenses. The slow adoption of eco-friendly options can be attributed to concerns over performance reliability and compatibility with existing construction systems. Market penetration is further limited by inadequate financial incentives and subsidies for sustainable materials. In price-sensitive markets, the cost differential remains a critical hurdle. Without stronger policy support and cost optimization, traditional materials may continue to dominate mainstream construction practices.
The COVID-19 pandemic temporarily disrupted the Green Building Materials Market by halting construction projects and delaying supply chains. Lockdowns restricted the transportation of raw materials, creating shortages and cost fluctuations. However, the crisis also highlighted the importance of resilient and sustainable infrastructure. Post-pandemic recovery strategies emphasize eco-friendly construction as governments launch green stimulus programs to boost economic growth. Consequently, the pandemic accelerated long-term awareness of sustainability, positioning green building materials as a central element of post-crisis construction strategies.
The exterior products segment is expected to be the largest during the forecast period
The exterior products segment is expected to account for the largest market share during the forecast period, due to its crucial role in improving energy efficiency and building durability. Products such as green roofs, insulation panels, and reflective coatings are widely adopted in residential and commercial construction. These materials enhance thermal performance, minimize energy consumption, and reduce environmental impact. Growing adoption of weather-resistant and solar-integrated materials further strengthens this segment. Governments are incentivizing energy-efficient exterior solutions through green building codes and subsidies.
The institutional buildings segment is expected to have the highest CAGR during the forecast period
Over the forecast period, the institutional buildings segment is predicted to witness the highest growth rate, driven by government-led sustainability initiatives and green certification mandates. Schools, hospitals, and government facilities are increasingly adopting green materials to enhance air quality and reduce maintenance costs. Investments in energy-efficient infrastructure and public health-driven design are propelling demand in this segment. Integration of renewable energy systems and smart building technologies further supports growth. Institutional projects are often prioritized in national sustainability programs, ensuring consistent funding and regulatory support.
During the forecast period, the Asia Pacific region is expected to hold the largest market share, due to rapid urbanization, expanding construction activity, and supportive government policies. Countries such as China, India, and Japan are investing heavily in green infrastructure to combat pollution and resource depletion. Incentives for energy-efficient buildings and eco-certifications are driving widespread adoption of sustainable materials. The region's growing population and infrastructure modernization initiatives further contribute to demand. Strong domestic manufacturing capabilities and affordable raw materials enhance market penetration.
Over the forecast period, the North America region is anticipated to exhibit the highest CAGR, owing to increasing implementation of sustainability mandates and technological innovation. The U.S. and Canada are leading in developing advanced green materials, including low-carbon concrete and bio-based insulation. Government incentives, tax credits, and stricter environmental standards are encouraging adoption across commercial and residential sectors. Major construction firms are investing in digital platforms to monitor carbon emissions and material efficiency. Growing corporate sustainability commitments are also fueling green building adoption.
Key players in the market
Some of the key players in Green Building Materials Market include Holcim, James Hardie, Saint-Gobain, Forbo International, Kingspan Group, Interface Inc., Sika AG, Knauf Group, Owens Corning, Rockwool, BASF SE, Cemex, PPG Industries, China National Building Material Company, and CRH plc.
In October 2025, Saint-Gobain has signed a definitive agreement with the Brazilian group GG10, owner of the G-Haus brand, for the sale of Tumelero, a retail chain specializing in construction materials, with a strong presence in southern Brazil. Tumelero is currently operating 16 stores and 1 logistic center in Rio Grande do Sul, employs around 580 people and generated revenues of around €40 million in 2024.
In June 2025, Holcim has acquired the operations of Langley Concrete Group Inc., a leading provider of precast solutions based in British Columbia. This strategic move marks the company's entry into the precast concrete market in the province, expanding its national capabilities and strengthening its footprint in the rapidly growing infrastructure sector.
Note: Tables for North America, Europe, APAC, South America, and Middle East & Africa Regions are also represented in the same manner as above.