Reduction in carbon dioxide emission with nano paint on building: a case study

Reduction in carbon dioxide emission in the environment will be achieved if the amount of consumed fossil fuels is reduced. In this case study, the relation between the carbon dioxide emissions is considered with the required amount of heating load in one residential building. The effect of applying nano paint on exterior walls of a building on the reduction of the carbon dioxide emission is paid attention as a novel view point to the nano paint. This is illustrated that facade coverage of the residential building complex with nano paint can be introduced as a novel, promising, cost-effective technique to reduce residential CO2 emission about 57.97 ton/year.