Recent Roundup: Part 2

We’re back already with a Part 2 of a series where we make sure to keep our readers aware of the latest news or information from the Green Roof and Green Wall industry. We’re surprised at how soon this was needed as there’s been an undeniable increase in activity and publicity for this space. We’re combining the articles and videos from this search into one blog this time. Please enjoy the resources below, let us know what you think!

articles

  • Why green roofs haven't taken root in Saskatchewan (msn.com)

    • “Municipal governments also haven't prioritized green roofs through mandates or incentives, says Molaro.None of Saskatchewan's three biggest cities have green roof mandates or rebates in place.”

  • Global Green Roof Market [2023-2030] | Thriving Industry with Significant Growth - Benzinga

    • Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the global Green-Roof market size is estimated to be worth USD 11170 million in 2021 and is forecast to a readjusted size of USD 25880 million by 2031 with a CAGR of 12.6 Percent during the forecast period 2022-2031.”

  • Green Roof Market Luminous Pathways Traversing the Global Markets Dazzling Trends | CAGR of 15.6% - Benzinga

    • “The green roof market was valued at $1,451.3 million in 2019 and is expected to reach $4,192.0 million by 2027, registering a CAGR of 15.6% from 2020 to 2027.”

  • Green Roofs: Everything You Need to Know About These Lush and Vibrant Canopies | Architectural Digest

    • “See how these living rooftops are helping to save—and beautify—the planet.”

    • “The benefits of green roofs are enormous. They contribute to better stormwater management and reduce the effect of urban heat islands as their plants play a cooling role during hot summer months. Green roofs can also be surprisingly effective against pollution as plant photosynthesis improves air quality. With their insulating effect providing additional protection against solar radiation, green roofs can also reduce the amount of energy needed to regulate building temperatures, whereas conventional roofs lose heat in the winter but heat up in the summer.”

    • “If the structure is sound, safety concerns are addressed, and the budget is adequate, greenery and other landscape design elements can then be installed on a roof. Still, there are other consideration. The location should be chosen carefully in order to optimize periods of sunlight and shade and allow plants to grow their best and thrive. Especially for the initial growth period and over dry spells, a nearby water source should be available for extra spritzing as needed.”

  • Living green wall partnership blossoms | Insider Media

    • “In KTP2, I Want Plants and MMU will be researching and utilising advanced environmental data analytics and applied artificial intelligence to produce bespoke reporting dashboards on the accrued and future sustainability impact following every HYVERT installation.  

      Data collected will include carbon capture, air/water pollution reduction, rainwater re-utilisation, noise/heat attenuation and biodiversity net gain.”

videos

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