A modern home must be not only strong and comfortable, but also energy-efficient — because only then can we be reliably protected from the "headache" associated with the need to find resources: first for its construction, and later for insulation and upkeep in conditions of energy scarcity and constantly rising energy costs.

Extensive analytical work on the technical and economic evaluation of various building materials has shown that aerated concrete structures compare favorably to traditional wall materials in terms of material consumption, energy intensity, capital intensity, and overall labor intensity.