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The Passive House market is a growing sector within the insulation industry. It is based on the concept of creating buildings that use minimal energy for heating and cooling, while still providing a comfortable living environment. Passive House buildings are designed to be highly insulated and airtight, with the aim of reducing energy consumption and improving indoor air quality. The Passive House standard is becoming increasingly popular, with more and more architects, builders and homeowners opting for this approach.
The Passive House market is driven by a number of factors, including the increasing cost of energy, the need for more sustainable building practices, and the desire for improved indoor air quality. The Passive House standard is also becoming more widely accepted, with many governments and organizations offering incentives for those who choose to build to this standard.
Companies in the Passive House market include Kingspan Insulation, Rockwool, Knauf Insulation, and Icynene. These companies offer a range of insulation products designed to meet the Passive House standard, including insulation boards, spray foam, and mineral wool. Show Less Read more