BauZ! Vienna Congress for Sustainable Building
The BauZ! congresses have been organised by the IBO together with Austrian and international partners since 2004. They offer two days of plenary lectures, panel discussions and exchange of views in workshops and at 'round tables', with exhibitors and other congress visitors.
Better data for a decarbonised built environment
This report proposes a harmonised data ecosystem to simplify sustainability reporting, enhance decision-making, and support decarbonisation in the built environment.
Efficient Buildings Europe Webinar on EPBD Implementation is available!
The webinar explored the role of Minimum Energy Performance Standards (MEPS) in improving building efficiency under the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD). Discussions covered regulatory frameworks, national MEPS initiatives, financial incentives, and digital tools for large-scale renovations.
20th Energy Efficiency Policy Training Week in Paris
Since 2015, the International Energy Agency's (IEA) Energy Efficiency Policy Training Weeks have equipped more than 3,000 government officials from over 125 countries with the tools and knowledge to implement effective energy efficiency policies.
How to design Plus Energy Buildings?
This guide provides design principles and technology implementation strategies to support the adoption of Plus Energy Buildings, helping achieve zero-emission buildings by 2050.
Empowering local energy solutions: The role of Energy Communities and distribution system operators
Energy Communities (ECs) enable collective, citizen-led energy initiatives, promoting clean energy, energy efficiency, and local benefits, while Local Distribution System Operators (LDSOs) play a key role in supporting their development and success.
The road to Paris goals: 'Topping up' with locally available bio-based materials
Frank Vahstal's project explores using bio-based materials to sustainably add floors to existing buildings, aiming to reduce environmental impact and help meet the Paris climate goals through local collaboration and innovative construction methods.
Delft students walnut shell façades contribute to sustainable construction
Five TU Delft students developed sustainable building solutions, including rammed earth walls, biobased materials, circular magnet recycling, post-war neighbourhood renewal, and walnut shell façade panels.
ACE HUB - the digital one-stop-shop for architects in Europe
ACE HUB is a digital one-stop-shop for architects across Europe, offering networking, collaboration, and event updates to foster a connected and innovative community.
Heating, cooling and circularity
Efficient heating and cooling in cities can be achieved by recycling waste heat through thermal networks and heat pumps, reducing emissions and enhancing resilience.