The hybrid international scientific conference on the built environment in transition will take place on 13-15 September 2023 in Lausanne, Switzerland
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Renewable Energy Sources (RES)
Renewable Energy Sources (RES)
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With the new draft law, Germany foresees that from 1 January 2024 only heating systems running at least 65% on renewable energy can be installed.
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This June, a new capacity building and knowledge-sharing programme will launch, supporting public and private stakeholders to replicate innovative schemes that harness renewable energy to tackle energy poverty at the local level.
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In Valladolid (Spain) a new technology is helping consumers to use renewable energy and it is transforming how they use energy at home.
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Sustainable plus energy neighbourhoods (SPENs) have multiple benefits for decarbonisation and improved wellbeing for citizens. This briefing provides an overview of gaps and barriers for the uptake of SPENs and policy recommendations focused on four countries.
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As the energy crisis touches more and more people, it becomes even more important to empower people in vulnerable situations to take ownership and benefit from renewable energy production.
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The WorldGBC has published a report explaining the circular economy principles in the built environment and proposing several strategies to implement circular design, construction and operation.
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In this new report WorldGBC highlight why sustainable and affordable housing matters and how they are the key to tackle climate change and the need for more housing and more adequate buildings.
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This webinar is part of the series organised during 2023 by the COGITO project, hosted by BUILD UP.
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This Webinar will discuss the concept of Energy Communities, particularly focusing on the case of Sweden where the EU legal framework has not been transposed yet. This webinar is organized by UIPI, Fastighetsägarna, Villäagarna, and NRG2Peers.
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