Since 2015, the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Energy Efficiency Policy Training Weeks have equipped more than 3,000 government officials from over 125 countries with the tools and knowledge to implement effective energy efficiency policies.

The Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC) together with Fraunhofer IBP in Germany organise a workshop entitled 'Indoor Environmental Quality in Sustainable Buildings' to be held in Stuttgart, Germany.

This event will explore what these sub-regional thermal plans could look like and provide recommendations for cities and municipalities.

Join CoolLIFE project for a hands-on training on the CoolLIFE Tool and Knowledge Hub designed to support policymakers, urban planners, and building professionals in optimizing space cooling solutions.

Join Efficient Buildings Europe for the second appointment of their webinar series revolving around Efficient Buildings Europe's Implementation Guide. This episode will deep-dive into the Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS), with experts from various sectors offering their insights on the topic.

The UIPI Renovation Tour aims to inform Czech property owners and citizens about ongoing discussions around sustainable property development, equipping them to navigate current and emerging challenges. Building on the success of past editions of the tour, this event will bring together property owners, real estate and construction professionals, and local and European policymakers to exchange insights and perspectives.

Join the upcoming Energy Poverty Advisory Hub (EPAH) Lunch Talk, where speakers will explore how communities are transforming from energy consumers to active energy citizens.

The 5th annual plenary meeting of the High Level Construction Forum is just around the corner. The event will take place in person in Brussels at the Breydel building of the Directorate-General for Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs (DG GROW).

This event will present the project and offer a training session that will equip participants with hands-on experience using the CoolLIFE Tool to analyse SC demand at different scales (from local to EU-wide), assess demand response measures, and consider the best available green cooling technologies in line with economic, regulatory, and policy conditions.

Craft’s final event will culminate three years of work on local collaborative governance models across European cities, viewed through the New European Bauhaus (NEB) lens.