Sustainability in the built environment is emerging as a strategic pillar in response to the global challenges of climate change, rapid urbanisation, and the depletion of natural resources.
A new report from Europe’s leading companies in the manufacture, distribution, and installation of energy-efficient products, equipment, and building services highlights how investing in efficiency can create thousands of jobs, reduce energy costs, and strengthen the EU’s industrial leadership.
The latest report from EuropeOn underscores the urgent need to modernise home electrical installations as a fundamental requirement for achieving zero-emission buildings. It provides essential guidance for European policymakers in the context of implementing the 2024 Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).
This academic article offers a comprehensive analysis of how intelligent technologies are transforming the construction industry. With the advent of Construction 5.0, the sector is evolving towards a more sustainable, resilient, and human-centred model.
Euroheat offers you the opportunity to meet the Veolia team and dive into one of their flagship projects in Prague, the V Tower. The side event includes a presentation and Q&A with Veolia project teams, followed by a visit to the project's site.
The AI-powered energy management platform Predict enables the assessment of building performance using minimal data. It delivers instant diagnostics, benchmarks against standards, and tailored recommendations to reduce energy consumption and emissions.
The CoolLIFE project, funded by the LIFE Programme of the European Union, addresses the increasing demand for space cooling in the EU by developing and promoting two main resources that will support public and private decision-making, planning, and implementation processes for efficient cooling strategies.
The ENERGIZE project aims to demonstrate the feasibility of cooperative energy models in industrial areas across Europe to align with the Net Zero Emissions (NZE) by 2050 Scenario.
A new report by Join The Collective highlights how sustainable management, eco-friendly design, and green tech funding are essential to creating high-performance buildings that prioritise both energy efficiency and occupant well-being.