The 19th edition of the European Sustainable Energy Week (EUSEW), Europe’s largest gathering dedicated to renewables and energy efficiency, is set to take place from 10–12 June 2025 in a hybrid format.

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.

Under the theme 'The urgency of now: Innovation in making deployment and production targets a reality for solar PV', the event will focus on exploring strategies, technologies, policies, and collaborations necessary to bridge the gap between ambitions and realities, aligning with the Vision for Europe's sustainable energy future.

This hybrid workshop will provide a platform for experts, practitioners, and stakeholders to discuss innovative strategies and tools for enhancing energy efficiency in the building sector.

Join CoolLIFE for an interactive online training session designed to address Europe’s rising demand for sustainable space cooling (SC) solutions.

Can architectural design serve as a catalyst for raising awareness about energy transition? Can new designs and tools be envisioned to create spaces according to the three NEB principles: beautiful, sustainable, and together?

Hosted by the EU-funded Horizon projects SMARTeeSTORY and BuildOn, this session offers insights, exploring innovative approaches to align building energy performance with the EU's decarbonisation objectives.

With insights from the Heat Pump Accelerator Platform, the session focuses on how the accelerated deployment of heat pumps –a leading electrification solution– can become an asset for energy system integration.

This session brings together key stakeholders from local governments, EU institutions, and the finance and industry sectors to share insights, experiences, and practical solutions.

This webinar will show how the Level(s) framework supports early stage qualitative assessments and reporting on the concepts covered by the chosen indicators, providing a simple structure to prioritise sustainability aspects and align client and design team expectations from the concept stage.