Technology and sustainability converge in Lisbon
Five state-of-the-art buildings in Lisbon will operate using solar energy and require no water for cooling. This digital infrastructure sets a benchmark in sustainable construction, fully aligned with the European Union’s climate objectives.
Courses on facade design and engineering: registrations are open
Three courses open for registration are available for architectural and structural engineers, building technology students, architects, designers, and more.
EU-compliant solar mounting: Flat roof systems for renewable integration
Europe is redefining technical standards for solar systems in commercial buildings. This guide explores how to select mounting solutions that comply with regulatory frameworks while maximising energy performance.
InEExS drives digitalisation of the energy sector
The InEExS report, 'Business and Policy Roadmaps', outlines a strategic framework to overcome regulatory, financial, and market barriers hindering the adoption of smart energy technologies. It promotes efficiency, digitalisation, and civic engagement in Europe’s energy transition.
Solar innovation for off-grid communities
Distributed solar energy is transforming rural electrification, creating employment opportunities, driving development, and bringing the goal of universal energy access within reach. It stands as a pivotal solution for a sustainable future.
CARBON4MINERALS commisions first continuous-mode carbonation reactor
CARBON4MINERALS has commissioned the first continuous CO₂ mineralisation plant to convert recycled concrete paste into low-carbon cementitious material. This innovation enables direct CO₂ capture from flue gas, advancing EU decarbonisation goals.
World Green Building Council’s call to 2030
Discover how World Green Building Council (WorldGBC) is driving the sustainable transformation of the built environment through global action, circular innovation, and climate leadership. A key report for understanding the future of the sector.
€50 million to boost energy efficiency in Albania
The European Union is launching a €50 million programme to advance energy efficiency in Albania. Public buildings, water infrastructure, and electric mobility are at the core of this strategic initiative, which plays a key role in supporting the green transition across the Western Balkans.
Construction 2025–2026: Challenges and opportunities
The report 'Construction Industry Outlook 2025/2026', from Atradius, delves into how the construction sector is approaching 2025–2026 with a focus on energy efficiency, the fight against energy poverty, sustainable investment, and the urgent challenge of skilled labour shortages.
EU places housing at the heart of its new strategy
Can the EU’s new long-term budget reshape access to housing? With nearly €2 trillion on the table, the Commission is backing more affordable, sustainable, and energy-efficient homes. A proposal that could mark a turning point in European social and climate policy.