Events

CITE 2026 regresa con una propuesta renovada y fortalecida. Su décima edición marca un hito en la trayectoria del Congreso Internacional de Innovación Tecnológica en Edificación, celebrando una década de excelencia y proyectándose con ambición hacia los retos del futuro.

The event explores how community‑energy initiatives strengthen local resilience. With buildings central to solar deployment and citizen participation, it shows how public and private structures can anchor renewable projects, boost local economies, and support a fair energy transition.

The European Climate Pact Annual Event 2026 gathers communities and policymakers to advance climate action. With buildings central to Europe’s transition, the event highlights renovation, efficiency, and local initiatives that make the built environment a driver of climate solutions.

This webinar explores how citizen finance and crowdfunding can empower communities to lead the energy transition. Learn from pioneering cases, discover practical tools, and gain insights into how local authorities can align climate action with citizen engagement and inclusive financing.

The event examines how participatory governance can strengthen local climate action. With buildings central to city decarbonisation, it highlights how citizen‑driven planning and integrated strategies support more efficient, resilient, and future‑proof urban environments.

The 2026 European Energy Communities Forum in Latvia will bring together community energy actors for three days of workshops, training, and policy dialogue. Participants will exchange ideas, build skills, and strengthen Europe’s energy democracy movement.

Are you a groundbreaker on heat pump technologies? From compressors to chillers, flexibility to fans, all who have innovated in heat pump technologies are invited to share their contributions for the IEA’s 15th Heat Pump Conference.

The event 'Decarbonising buildings and energy districts for the benefit of all' that will take place in Vilnius, 27–28 May 2026, explores how cities can deliver EU climate goals by scaling up renovation, improving building performance and integrating district‑level energy planning into local policy.

The New European Bauhaus Festival 2026, held in Brussels on 9–13 June, will explore democratic engagement, affordable housing, and sustainable design. With Forum, Fair, Fest, and Satellite events it offers a creative space to reimagine Europe’s built environment for inclusive communities.

The 2026 Euroheat & Power Congress in Krakow gathers over 500 experts to advance Europe’s district heating and cooling transition. With market insights, leading utilities, new technologies, and business-to-business networking, it is the key meeting point for shaping a fossil‑free heating future.