Topic of the month
JUNE: National Building Renovation Plans (NBRPs) – Practical implementation through EPCs, SRI, Renovation Passports (including Indoor Environmental Quality aspects) 
This month, the ToM is 'National Building Renovation Plans (EPCs and SRI admitted)'. Be ready for these subtopics:
- National public consultations on NBRPs (2025 cycle)
- EPC & SRI: data-driven design and enforcement of NBRPs
- Renovation Passports as owner-centred roadmaps
and more...
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EPBD and Energy renovation in Europe: Share your expertise and drive changeNewsEditorial team - FlectoLine: The plant-inspired façade that moves to cool buildings without consuming energy
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