Business Industry Reports Green-Roof Market is projected US$ 12300 Mn

Green-Roof Market is projected US$
12300 Million by 2023
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with the slowdown in world economic growth, the Green-Roof industry has also suffered a certain
impact, but still maintained a relatively optimistic growth, the past four years, Green-Roof market
size to maintain the average annual growth rate of 0.0592238410488 from 5100.0 million $ in 2014
to 6800.0 million $ in 2019, market analysts believe that in the next few years, Green-Roof market
size will be further expanded, we expect that by 2023, The market size of the Green-Roof will reach
12300.0 million $.
Green-roofs assist in decreasing the ambient temperature and therefore, help in the reduction of
greenhouse gas emissions from air conditioning. They also absorb most of the radiation from the
sun, leading to a decrease in the urban heat island effect. Such benefits of green-roofs have been
identified by several governments, which have led to the development of supportive policies for the
adoption of these roofs.
In response to environmental issues caused by rapid urbanization, cities such as Copenhagen,
London, Singapore, and Chicago have announced mandates or incentives for vegetated roofs to
reduce storm water volume, clean air pollutants, reduce the urban heat-island effect, and sequester
carbon dioxide, the report notes. There also have been a number of demonstration projects for
vegetated walls that offer similar benefits. However, the study goes on to say, the environmental