Compatibility of renewable energies with the standards of energy management system and environmental design of green buildings

Abstract EN

The world today faces challenges in the form of population growth, resource consumption, environmental degradation, climate change and energy crises.

Unless some immediate remedial measures are taken, things are expected to get worse.

There is a need to protect the environment by preserving it through the production of clean energy, represented by new and renewable energies, to deal with energy problems and environmental degradation.

The close link between development and environment has led to a phenomenon called sustainability, which requires attention to environmental protection, taking into account that renewable energies are one of the most important means of protecting the environment.

Therefore, many countries are now developing renewable energy sources and set a goal to achieve the efficiency of the built environment and face future environmental challenges and construction.

The paper presents the relationship between the use of renewable energies and the adoption of building design as sustainable buildings.

The aims of the study are that there is a direct positive relationship between the use of properties acquired by renewable energies as a complementary method in the field of energy efficiency in buildings and the adoption of sustainable building design, according to one of the most important global sustainable building assessment systems, the system of energy leadership and environmental design (LEED).

Determining the number of points that the use of renewable energies can contribute and is appropriate to the total number of points for all determinants and strategies of sustainability in global building sustainability assessment systems.