Events

The Nature‑based Solutions International Congress will gather global experts in Paris to advance knowledge, policy and practice on NbS. Through cross‑sector dialogue, it aims to strengthen synergies and shape a resilient future for people and nature.

The 2026 Advanced Building Skins Conference in Bern gathers global experts to explore innovation in building envelopes. With high‑level presentations, international networking, and a dedicated expo, it is a key meeting point for architects, engineers, and construction professionals.

Smart City Expo World Congress 2026 brings together global leaders, innovators, and urban changemakers to accelerate the transformation of cities. Held in Barcelona, the event showcases technologies, policies, and partnerships that drive smarter, more sustainable urban futures.

Tomorrow.Building World Congress 2026 explores how digitalisation, circularity, and innovation can transform buildings and urban infrastructure. Held alongside Smart City Expo, the event brings together global experts to accelerate the shift towards net-zero, resilient cities.

Explore how Europe’s district heating and cooling sector can decarbonise through clear transformation pathways. This event presents insights from SupportDHC, showcasing practical tools, methodologies, and frontrunner cases that link long‑term strategies with concrete investment decisions.

Join leading policymakers and innovators at the Euroheat & Power Summit 2026 to explore how Europe can deliver affordable, sustainable heating and cooling for all. Discover practical pathways to scale up clean technologies and strengthen energy resilience across the continent.

Join Renovate Europe Day 2026 in Dublin onsite and online on 5 November to explore how Europe can accelerate building renovation. Hear from EU and Irish leaders, discover practical approaches and projects, and connect with stakeholders driving the renovation agenda forward.

SMARTeeSTORY will deliver a practical training session on the application of the Smart Readiness Indicator (SRI) to historic buildings during CHNT31. The course will examine real-life case studies and strategies for reconciling innovation, energy efficiency and heritage conservation.

The webinar will address the main challenges and proposed directions for the revision of EN 16798-17, alongside practical approaches already being developed or implemented for inspecting demand-controlled ventilation systems, including proxy measurements and dedicated inspection modes.

Discover how Open BIM can unlock greater energy efficiency in HVAC systems across the building life cycle. This webinar explores IEA EBC Annex 91’s latest work on automated HVAC design, operational data requirements, and AI-driven fault detection using open, vendor-neutral BIM standards.