DUBLIN, Sept. 20, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — The “Global Sustainable Construction Material Growth Opportunities” report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com’s offering.
This growth opportunity analytics examines the most relevant sustainability trends reaching the important construction materials in the market, including timber, cement, brick, steel, glass, insulation and plastic. The analysis covers each material, in terms of its characteristics and in terms of sustainability strategies aiming for decarbonization, energy efficiency, volume of recycled content, and end-of-life benefits.
The study dives deep into what is currently happening with each of these materials at the end of its use life in the construction site, what companies are doing to improve sustainability levels, and given these scenarios, estimates for 2030 the penetration of the sustainable variants of each of these materials in the market.
Several drivers and restraints that will help these materials achieve higher levels of sustainability are also discussed. Drivers include a growing sustainability corporate culture, green funding, sustainability regulation and standards, construction and home improvement business growth, and an increasing number of digital platforms for asset management. Restraints include the lack of market incentives for material recovery, technical problems in demolition sites, lack of data to improve circularity, sensitivity to price, and the lack of skilled labor.
As for growth opportunities, the analysis finds improvement in how actors in the supply chain relate to each other, advancements in the data available in the building sector, new opportunities in the reclaimed wood and autoclaved aerated concrete (AAC) bricks spaces, and renovation and retrofits growing because of legislation pushing for efficiency.
Key Topics Covered:
The Current State of Building Materials
- Global Building Materials Volume Share – 2020
- Top Market Participants
- Global Inflation Scenario
- Producer Price Index – US
- Evolution of Cement Prices – US & China
- Evolution of Steel Rebar and Clay Prices
- An Underlying Design Problem
4Current End-of-Life (EoL) Scenarios for Building Materials
- Current EoL (Reuse, Repurpose, or Recycle) Status in Building Materials
Companies and Products to Highlight
- Construction Materials with Sustainability Attributes
- Building Systems Improving Sustainability Levels in the Building Environment
Current and Future Scenarios in Construction Materials
- Current Circular Economy in the Building Industry
- A Snapshot of Sustainability Strategies
- Sustainability Aspects in Building Materials
Growth Opportunity Analysis
Growth Drivers
- Companies Maturing into Sustainability
- Funding into the Green Economy
- Construction Sector Growth
- Global and US’s Home Improvement Market
- Regulation and Standards
- Digital Solutions
Growth Restraints
- Lack of Market Incentives to Recover Materials
- Technical Problems in Demolition Sites
- Lack of Data to Improve Circularity
- Price Sensitivity
- Lack of Skilled Labor
Growth Opportunities
- Strong Manufacturer-Contractor Relationship
- More and Better Data Sets
- Wood Reclaiming Programs
- AAC for Residential Buildings
- Staff Training
- Retrofits and Renovations
- CLT Adhesives
How the Sustainable Construction Materials Market will Look Like in 2030
For more information about this report visit https://www.researchandmarkets.com/r/9e4p92
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