Buildings inevitably absorb solar (thermal) radiation through the envelope, ie, window, roof
and wall, whose characteristics, in terms of material, thickness, area etc., affects the …

To mitigate urban heat islands (UHI), heat-reflective pavement coatings reflect solar
radiation, significantly cooling urban surfaces. However, their effectiveness is compromised …

Subambient daytime radiative cooling (SDRC) provides a promising electricity‐and cryogen‐
free pathway for global energy‐efficiency. However, current SDRC systems require stringent …

The application of nanomaterials in the construction field is allowing the development of
smart, green, durable and more efficient buildings. Among the most widely researched …

In the process of outdoor use, building exterior wall coating inevitably undergoes the effects
of temperature change, ultraviolet radiation, mechanical contact, dust pollution and so on …

Passive cooling of buildings under sunlight can be achieved by enhanced coating
reflectance. Embedding micro/nano-sized objects, such as nanoparticles, in a lossless …

All-day passive radiative cooling is a promising cooling technique achieves cooling without
any energy input, thereby attracting tremendous attention. Most of the studies focus on …

Large buildings situated in hot regions of the Globe need to be agreeable to their residents.
Air conditioning is extensively used to make these buildings comfortable, with consequent …

Single layer, waterborne, transparent heat insulation coatings for use in energy efficient
glazing products were prepared, and their optical, thermal, electrical and artificial …

Radiative cooling coating technology is gaining increasing attention in the context of
mitigating urban heat island and tackling global climate change. This paper is concerned …