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Nearly 50% of European territory is earthquake-prone posing serious risks to citizens, and among buildings in those territories, most of them are still high energy consuming.

Climate change represents a threat when considering its impact on the infrastructure of our buildings.

A medical centre in Prahova, Romania, is the first public building in the region to obtain a Renovation Passport through Renocally project.

An academic from University of Nottingham has played an instrumental role in creating an IAQ standard empowering building owners, operators, and professionals.

The first mock-up tests have been undergoing at the town of Ravne na Koroškem in Slovenia.

La Svezia ha intenzione di costruire una vera e propria città in legno: la Stockholm Wood City.

The Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar (EIHP) in Zagreb will be renovated in order to become an example of decarbonisation, digitalisation, energy efficiency and renewable energy sources.

As global temperatures increase and become more extreme, people living in low-quality affordable housing are those suffering the most.

The RICS have launched a new global edition of Whole Life Carbon Assessment standard providing a developed understanding of carbon costs and benefits of design choices.

The Norwegian county of Viken has worked with other municipalities to engage citizens in energy saving campaigns.