Buildings can now be part of the climate solution too.
Buildings are responsible for nearly 40% of global energy-related carbon emissions, and cooling alone accounts for 60% of a building’s electricity use—especially in tropical cities. Within that, windows and glass facades are the biggest culprits, allowing up to 87% of solar heat gain into indoor spaces (based on ASHRAE data).
As cities become denser and hotter, and glass usage continues to rise, this problem becomes even more urgent. Pristinz directly addresses this critical gap in the energy transition: building envelopes.
They’re the outermost surfaces—walls, windows, facades—that regulate how heat and light enter or escape. Yet they are one of the least optimized areas in energy efficiency solutions today.
This two-in-one approach that helps buildings move closer to
net-zero performance.
By transforming traditional glass into smart surfaces that block heat and generate energy, Pristinz upgrades facades from passive design elements into active climate solutions. Our three technologies—Sunshield Film, Anti-Thermal Glass, and Solar Window—work together to cut indoor heat by up to 9°C and reduce cooling energy by 18%, while also generating clean electricity from sunlight.
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