Energy-saving window and curtain wall market outlook can be expected

With the successive introduction and implementation of relevant building energy-saving standards, energy-saving door and window curtain wall industry has achieved sound development. It is reported that the current market share of energy-saving doors and windows in China has risen rapidly, and it is already close to half of the country. It will be increasingly accepted and accepted by the market in the future.

Currently more than 40 billion square meters of existing buildings in our country, more than 90% belong to high energy-consuming buildings. In high-energy buildings, the energy consumption of doors and windows accounted for nearly half. As industry analysts have analyzed, the key to building energy efficiency is the energy saving of doors and windows. Therefore, the adoption of new energy-saving door and window curtain walls, and the energy-saving renovation of existing building windows and doors, is an objective requirement for China's energy situation, and is an inevitable trend of market development.

China is currently in its peak period of construction. The area of ​​houses built each year is nearly 2 billion square meters, which is more than the total built-up area of ​​all developed countries. However, it cannot be ignored that more than 97% of buildings are high energy-consuming buildings. If this is calculated, it is expected that by 2020, the country's high energy-consuming building area will reach 70 billion square meters. Therefore, if we do not pay attention to building energy-saving design now, it will directly aggravate the energy crisis in China.

In order to promote energy saving in the entire society and ease the contradiction between energy constraints and environmental pressures, the National Development and Reform Commission issued the "Mid-term and Long-term Energy Saving Special Plan." This is the first medium- and long-term energy saving plan that China has enacted since the reform and opening up. Since the beginning of this year, the use of energy-saving and environmental-friendly doors, windows, and curtain walls has been gradually increasing under the influence of state-promulgated building energy conservation policies. Under the promotion of building energy conservation policies, a large number of new types of environmentally friendly and energy-saving products such as aluminum alloy energy-saving doors and windows, glass and steel energy-saving doors and windows, and aluminum-plastic composite doors and windows continue to emerge. The vigorous development of energy-saving doors and windows curtain walls, whether economic or social, are all very significant.