Events

As a Pre‑EUSEW Networking Event, six LIFE projects join forces to show how EU‑funded skills initiatives are strengthening the building sector’s capacity to deliver a zero‑emission future, sharing results, lessons and opportunities for large‑scale upskilling across Europe.

The New European Bauhaus Festival 2026, held in Brussels on 9–13 June, will explore democratic engagement, affordable housing, and sustainable design. With Forum, Fair, Fest, and Satellite events it offers a creative space to reimagine Europe’s built environment for inclusive communities.

The 2026 Euroheat & Power Congress in Krakow gathers over 500 experts to advance Europe’s district heating and cooling transition. With market insights, leading utilities, new technologies, and business-to-business networking, it is the key meeting point for shaping a fossil‑free heating future.

Alcalá de Henares acogerá los días 9 y 10 de junio este evento abierto, colaborativo y orientado a soluciones, en el que se explorará cómo la asequibilidad, la innovación y la competitividad de los edificios pueden avanzar dentro de los límites planetarios. 

The European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW) Policy Conference returns for its 20th edition on 9–11 June 2026 in Brussels and online. Europe’s largest event on renewables and energy efficiency will gather policymakers, innovators, and stakeholders to debate the future of clean energy.

Explore the latest scientific evidence, technologies, and policy pathways shaping healthier indoor air across Europe. The IDEAL Cluster brings together seven Horizon Europe projects to present solutions, standards, and a shared roadmap towards clean indoor air for all.

iENER’26, que se celebrará en Málaga los días 10 y 11 de junio de 2026, reunirá a expertos nacionales e internacionales para analizar tecnologías, normativas y tendencias en ingeniería energética, con el objetivo de impulsar la optimización y la sostenibilidad de las instalaciones.

This online expert workshop, part of a study for DG GROW, examines building permit procedures across the EU, focusing on administrative efficiency, digitalisation, and their impact on housing supply and competitiveness in the construction sector.

This hybrid workshop brings together four Horizon Europe projects to explore how policy innovation and societal practices can drive inclusive, sustainable and climate‑aligned housing transitions across Europe, with a focus on evidence‑based solutions that prioritise people and places most in need.

The congress motto, 'Structural Concrete 2050: Towards Carbon Neutrality, AI Design, and Robotic Construction', aims to highlight the ultimate goal of sustainability and the opportunities that emerging technologies will bring to concrete structures.