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Why Renewable Energy Must Be Embedded in Every New Building

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  By Juan Becerra As global cities continue to expand and energy demand grows, the construction sector stands at a defining crossroads. Buildings are no longer passive structures—they are dynamic systems with the potential to generate, store, and efficiently consume energy. According to sustainability strategist Juan Becerra , embedding renewable energy into every new building is not just a technological advancement; it is a strategic necessity for climate resilience, economic stability, and long-term urban well-being. For decades, the building sector has been a major contributor to global emissions, accounting for nearly 40% of total CO ₂ output . Traditional construction methods and fossil-fuel-based energy systems are no longer compatible with a world striving for net-zero goals. Renewable energy integration has become a fundamental requirement for shaping a sustainable future. The Construction Sector’s Critical Role in Energy Transition Every new building built today...
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Juan Becerra: Powering the Future with Renewable Energy

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  The global conversation around energy is shifting faster than ever before. What once seemed like a distant dream — powering the world through clean, renewable sources — is now an essential part of every nation’s sustainability strategy. At the forefront of this transformation are leaders like Juan Becerra , whose work connects renewable energy strategy, sustainability, and circular innovation to help organizations achieve real, measurable results. Rethinking the Energy Landscape For decades, economies have been built on fossil fuels — powerful but polluting resources that fueled growth at the expense of the planet. Today, the challenge is not just about replacing oil or coal with renewables; it’s about redesigning entire systems . According to Juan Becerra , energy transition isn’t only a technological change — it’s a cultural and strategic transformation . It requires companies, cities, and citizens to think differently about how energy is produced, stored, and used. He em...
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Affordable & Sustainable Homes: Can Everyone Access Green Living? – Juan Becerra

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  Sustainability in housing is often seen as a luxury—something that only the affluent can afford. Yet, as climate change intensifies, the need for affordable green housing becomes critical. According to Juan Becerra , a sustainability and renewable energy strategist, sustainability must be inclusive, ensuring that communities of all income levels can benefit from energy-efficient, low-carbon housing. Understanding Green Housing Green housing integrates energy efficiency, renewable energy, water conservation, and sustainable materials. While luxury developments have embraced these features, Juan Manuel Becerra Sánchez notes that lower-income communities often face structural and financial barriers to accessing these solutions. Affordable green housing goes beyond aesthetics; it addresses health, energy costs, and climate resilience . Energy efficiency : Homes designed to reduce electricity and heating consumption. Renewable energy : Solar panels and small-scale wind or hydro s...
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