In order to cope with the problems of global climate change and energy crisis in recent years, countries around the world have actively developed zero-energy consumption and low-carbon buildings, which has promoted the development of energy conservation, carbon reduction and green technologies. This study focuses on zero-energy building promotion model combined with green buildings evaluation systems to continue the green building policy promotion results and link the international trend of near-zero energy buildings. Near-zero energy buildings must aim at building energy consumption assessment and establish a simplified and reliable assessment method for implementation and practical promotion. The domestic dynamic EUI theory was adopted, which is applicable to the mixed use of domestic construction functions. The dynamic EUI calculation was used in the benchmark for energy conservation assessment, and the average estimate of the calculation of the total energy consumption density of the overall building system space. Through the experience of promoting near-zero energy construction in advanced countries, the current situation of promoting near-zero energy construction could be compared and analyzed to explore the strategy and feasibility of promoting near-zero energy construction in Taiwan. After a comprehensive review of the above-mentioned relevant data, the development strategy of the green building in Taiwan for the integration of near zero energy buildings is developed on the technical aspects.