The objectives of the green buildings are greater value of the capital for the building, lower the

risk of
obsolesce, The demand from the institutional investors increases, reduce operating costs for the
building, reduce the expense of people living in the building, reduce the maintenance cost, reduce the
need for remodeling in the future and as it is an ecological construction, it is not affected by the increase
in the price of energy in the future.

Social Impacts Economic Impacts Environmental Impacts

Green buildings can help meet
global goals, such as not
providing climate change,
creating sustainable
communities, and helping in
economic growth.
The global measures of energy
efficiency reduce between 280
and 410 million euros in savings
in energy expenditure.
Building owners report that
green buildings, if new or
renovated, result in a 7%
increase in the value of assets
compared to traditional
buildings.
The construction sector has the
greatest potential to
significantly reduce greenhouse
gas emissions compared to
other major emitting sectors
The construction sector has the
potential to achieve energy
savings of 50% or more.
Energy savings of 40 to 50% and
water savings of 20 to 30%
compared to conventional
buildings in India.
It has been shown that green
buildings that obtain Green Star
certification in South Africa save
on average between 30 to 40%
of energy and carbon emissions
each year, and between 20 and
30% of drinking water each
year. And other countries
consume 25% less energy and
11% less water than non-
ecological buildings.