Renewable Energy Solutions in Construction

Small-scale wind turbines designed for urban and suburban applications are ideal for supplementing building energy needs. These compact and quiet turbines can be installed on rooftops or nearby land, capturing wind energy to generate electricity onsite. By integrating small wind systems into construction plans, developers provide buildings with an additional renewable energy source that complements solar or other green technologies. Moreover, harnessing wind locally reduces transmission losses and increases energy independence.

Wind Energy in Building Design

Geothermal Energy Applications

Ground source heat pumps (GSHP) use the earth’s consistent underground temperature as a heat exchange medium to provide efficient heating, cooling, and hot water. During the construction phase, installing GSHP systems involves drilling boreholes or laying loops to circulate fluid underground. These systems offer significant energy savings by reducing the need for traditional heating and air conditioning. Ground source heat pumps also help stabilize indoor temperatures, contributing to occupant comfort and lowering operational costs over the building’s lifetime.