The EU Renewable Energy Directive (RED II) fosters energy communities to enhance local renewable energy use, efficiency, and market participation, though implementation varies widely across Europe.
The EU Commission provides guidance documents to help Member States implement revised directives on renewable energy and energy efficiency. What’s in it for the building sector?
The SERENE project is improving local energy systems in Europe through new technologies and community involvement for better sustainability and efficiency.
The paper highlights that green heating and cooling technologies, despite their benefits, are underused in Europe due to barriers such as dependence on fossil fuels and insufficient expertise; however, targeted policies and innovations could enhance their adoption and contribute to achieving climate goals.
Households contribute 40% of UK greenhouse gas emissions, and habits like temperature preferences and window use impact energy consumption, underscoring the need for both sustainable home design and resident education.
Join this insightful webinar where there will be explored the latest advancements in domestic water heating technologies and the policies driving decarbonisation efforts across southern Europe.
Smart buildings reduce carbon emissions and energy costs through automation, IoT, renewable energy, and efficient systems, while enhancing occupant well-being and sustainability.
TU Delft and AMS Institute urge early retrofitting of Amsterdam's historic Centrum to significantly cut CO2 emissions, supporting the city's broader climate goals.