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In the past, "photovoltaic power subsidies", todayExhibition of green buildings is an inevitable trend in the future! History of green building: In the 1960s, the new concept of ecological architecture was first proposed. In 1970, the oil crisis made solar energy, geothermal energy, wind energy and other building energy saving technologies came into being, and energy-saving buildings became the forerunn of building development. In 1980, the World Conservation Organization for the first time put forward the slogan of "sustainable development", while the energy-saving building system has gradually improved, and is widely used in Germany, Britain, France, Canada and other developed countries; In 1987, the United Nations Environment Programme published the report "Our Common Future", which established the idea of sustainable development. In 1990, the world's first green building standard was issued in the UK. In 1992, the "United Nations Conference on Environment and Development" promoted the idea of sustainable development, and green buildings gradually became the development direction. The Chinese government has promulgated a number of relevant guidelines and regulations to vigorously promote the development of green buildings. In 1996, Hong Kong introduced its own standard; In 1999, Taiwan introduced its own standard. The global green building system has reached a peak China, Canada, Japan, Australia, Japan and other countries have launched green building standards. China's green buildings have entered a stage of comprehensive development In 2004, the Ministry of Construction launched the "National Green Building Innovation Award", marking the comprehensive start of China's green construction; In 2006, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development officially issued the "Green Building Evaluation Standards". In 2007, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development issued the Technical Rules for the Evaluation of Green Buildings (Trial) and the Administrative Measures for the Evaluation and Labeling of Green Buildings. In 2008, the Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development organized the promotion of green building evaluation |