'On and off: buildings at the crossroads of the energy and climate crisis': EU Buildings Climate Tracker 4th edition
The results from this edition show that the building sector has recently entered a phase of greater improvement, which has reduced the decarbonisation gap. However, these recent improvements remain insufficient to completely close the gap with the climate neutrality trajectory.
Urban and governance barriers slow Greece’s housing energy transition
A report on Piraeus highlights how ageing buildings, fragmented ownership and inefficient heating and cooling systems hinder large‑scale renovations and efforts to reduce energy poverty.
Fair, affordable and climate-resilient housing: bridging energy and social policies
This EU‑level webinar explores how citizen‑informed policies can deliver fair, affordable and climate‑resilient housing. Experts and local authorities discuss how to bridge energy and social policies to protect vulnerable groups and strengthen Europe’s housing transition.
3rd Citizen Energy Breakfast Webinar
Join the 3rd Citizen Energy Breakfast Webinar on 23 June to hear Todor Popov share insights from Bulgaria’s Gabrovo Energy Community — a pioneering citizen‑led initiative combining renewable generation, municipal collaboration, and social cohesion.
EU legislation shapes long term pathway towards climate neutrality
An overview of the EU’s climate policy framework outlines how legislation guides the transition to net‑zero emissions, including measures affecting buildings and energy use.
Development of Renovation Passports: Policy Guidelines for Ukraine
Ukraine is exploring renovation passports as a strategic tool to rebuild its building stock according to criteria of efficiency, resilience and digitalisation aligned with the new European EPBD.
Development of Renovation Passports: Policy Guidelines for Greece
Greece is seeking to turn renovation passports into an operational tool to tackle energy poverty, coordinate deep renovation and adapt the building stock to European climate requirements.
‘Modern and connected heat pumps help ensure indoor environmental quality and thermal comfort’
Building conversations up with... Thomas Nowak, Vice President Government Relations and Public Affairs at Qvantum International.
REHVA participates in Eurovent Annual Meeting 2026
REHVA joined the Eurovent Annual Meeting 2026 to reinforce cooperation on EU policy developments affecting the HVACR and building sectors.
EU Parliament debate: electrification of heating for energy security
On 5 May 2026, a debate in the European Parliament explored how electrifying heating can support energy security and the transition in buildings.