Zero-energy building market "to reach $1.3tr" by 2035

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Europe to lead the way as increasingly stringent regulations improve uptake of energy efficiency measures and onsite renewables

Worldwide revenues from buildings that use green technologies to produce as much energy as they use could climb to just under $1.3tr by 2035, analysts say. Although few zero-energy buildings exist,...

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