Why Windows are Inefficient and How Crown’s Smart Window Inserts Can Help

PROBLEM: Windows are inefficient and are leading to an increase in HVAC usage to keep a building at a comfortable temperature.

Windows are poor insulators and are major carbon culprits in the built environment. According to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, “windows in the U.S. consume 30% of building heating and cooling energy.” The built environment is a major contributor to carbon emissions, accounting for almost 40% of GHG emissions in the world.

See below to learn why windows are energy inefficient and carbon blackholes.

 

How Crown’s Smart Window Inserts Can Help Decarbonize Buildings

Dynamic window technology has been trying to address this issue for years, but has not been able to scale effectively. With the majority of existing buildings expected to still be in use in 2050, it’s important to find solutions to address those carbon culprits and improve on the existing infrastructure.

Crown’s Smart Window Inserts allow you to cost effectively improve the energy efficiency of your existing windows. With its unique retrofit ability and ease of install, our Smart Window Inserts have been shown to be able to reduce your HVAC usage by up to 26%.

See below to learn how you can easily upgrade your existing windows AND begin to reduce your carbon emissions.

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