Asia is a potential main force in the global low-E glass market

Low-e glass is a kind of hollow glass, which can improve energy efficiency of glass by converting heat energy and cold energy. This means that the house can keep cool in winter and cool in summer. Low-e glass is widely used in doors and windows in residential areas and commercial environments. In the hollow glass market, low-e glass accounts for 2/5. With the increase in residential and commercial demand, global production of low-emissivity glass has increased dramatically, with the residential sector accounting for the majority of the total and glass doors and windows sharing evenly.

Global low-emissivity glass utilization is highest in the United States, followed by Europe. In European countries, the number of low-emissivity glass has doubled in 2005-2009 due to mandatory energy efficiency regulations and standards. Most Asian regions are not used, so there is great potential in Asia's low-E glass market.

The report also includes the global commercial glass window market. The penetration of low-e glass in commercial buildings has witnessed a continuous rise from 2000 to 2009. Due to changes in the regulations of many countries, triple-glazed windows have occupied an increasingly important position in the construction industry. The main manufacturers of low-emissivity glass include three companies: Gadian Industries, Saint-Gobain Group and Asahi Group.

This report covers the overview, classification, market capacity, and market segmentation of the global low-emissivity glass market. It analyzes the low-growth glass residential markets in major European countries such as Germany, the United Kingdom, France, and Italy, and the Asian markets like Japan and South Korea. India. It also highlights different motives and challenges faced by the market and competition.