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How can we make the world's buildings net-zero?

There is potential for private-equity and real-estate investors to consider building decarbonization as an investment priority.

There is potential for private-equity and real-estate investors to consider building decarbonization as an investment priority. Image: Unsplash/Marcin Jozwiak

Gustav Bolin
Associate partner, McKinsey and Company
Ann Hewitt
Consultant, McKinsey and Company
Blake Houghton
Partner, McKinsey and Company
Charlie Jersey
Consultant, McKinsey and Company
Evan Polymeneas
Partner, McKinsey and Company
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Building decarbonization: Utilities should begin to identify and mitigate grid constraints.
Building decarbonization: Utilities should begin to identify and mitigate grid constraints. Image: McKinsey power model.
The potential of pumps in building decarbonization.
The potential of pumps in building decarbonization. Image: US Environmental Protection Agency; McKinsey analysis.

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