The construction sector accounts for approximately 38% of global energy-related carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions, yet evidence on whether modular and prefabricated housing genuinely reduces whole-life carbon remains fragmented and context-specific. This paper systematically synthesises 57 Scopus-indexed studies (2012–202...
B. Moral, W. Idakwoji· Global Decarbonisation· 0 citations
Residential cooling is among the fastest-growing energy burdens in Nigeria, where households account for a dominant share of national electricity demand and where grid supply remains intermittent. The tropical savannah (Köppen Aw) belt that spans the country's Middle Belt presents a distinct thermal challenge: a hot, l...
B. Moral· Research and Reviews in Sust...· 0 citations
Adequate thermal and visual comfort remains a challenge for many high-rise office buildings in Abuja, Nigeria, where facades often lack proper passive solar shading and rely heavily on mechanical cooling to manage excessive heat gain under the city's hot tropical climate. This study evaluates the use of passive solar s...
Nwankwo Kenechukwu Peter, E. Erebor, J. Audu et al.· World Journal of Advanced Re...· 0 citations
The growing demand for energy-efficient and climate-responsive buildings motivated this study on the integration of passive cooling design strategies to enhance energy efficiency in mid-rise office buildings in Abuja, Nigeria. Passive cooling offers a sustainable alternative to mechanical air conditioning by harnessing...
Umar Saidu Song, E. Erebor, J. Audu et al.· Knowledge Web Multidisciplin...· 0 citations
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