ANALYSIS OF ENERGY EFFICIENCY OF ROOF STRUCTURES OF EXISTING HIGH-RISE RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS (IN THE CASE OF THE CITY OF NUKUS)

In this article, the energy efficiency of existing multi-storey residential buildings roof structures in the specific context of the city of Nukus, Republic of Uzbekistan is studied. The study evaluates the thermal performance and energy consumption of high-rise residential buildings, focusing on the challenges associated with the region's extreme climate. Through a comprehensive methodology that includes data collection, thermal analysis and energy consumption assessment, the research reveals key findings highlighting the shortcomings of insulation, solar heat gain, and the potential of materials with high thermal mass. In addition, the article provides recommendations for improving the energy efficiency of high-rise residential buildings, including the adoption of roofing materials that reflect improved thermal insulation and green roof technologies, with data on their energy consumption.