MULTICARE Project
MULTICARE will develop and deliver innovative plug-and-play low-carbon, resilient technologies and multi-disciplinary digital tools to improve the multi-hazard resilience of existing building stock in a cost-effective, timely, and environmentally sustainable manner.
Lessons from Flanders and the Netherlands to boost one-stop-shops for condominium renovation in the EU
CondoReno pilots Integrated Home Renovation Services in Flanders and the Netherlands to simplify condominium retrofits. It urges legal, financial, and institutional reform, user‑centred tools, and stakeholder mobilisation to scale one‑stop‑shop solutions and unlock deep renovations across the EU.
Public consultation: the EU reviews its energy and climate strategy
The European Commission has opened a public consultation to review the Governance Regulation of the Energy Union and Climate Action, a key framework for National Energy and Climate Plans. The aim is to simplify processes, strengthen investments, and adapt the regulation to the strategic priorities.
New Zealand and its standstill in building construction
Expensive, inefficient homes with moisture problems reflect a rigid regulatory system and certification processes that hinder innovation in construction in New Zealand.
Handbook for the development of Article 6 projects in the buildings sector
A practical guide showing how the buildings sector can design and implement Article 6 projects, ensuring verifiable reductions and making use of carbon markets to drive decarbonisation.
The affordable housing plan: building affordability through efficiency
Efficient Buildings Europe has set out its position on the European Commission’s Affordable Housing Plan, highlighting the role of energy-efficient buildings and energy renovations in ensuring the long-term affordability of housing across the European Union.
Progress review of the Communication on Greening the Commission
On 16 December 2025, the European Commission reported on progress in greening its organisation, outlining actions and results since 2019 to cut emissions, with a focus on improving the energy efficiency of its buildings.
An EPBD-aligned data model for building renovation passports: the OneClickRENO approach
OneClickRENO supports the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive by offering a fully aligned scheme and software that generates estimated renovation passports, giving Member States a practical reference for national implementation.
European buildings move towards smart energy efficiency
The EVELIXIA Project explores how European buildings can enhance energy efficiency and smart readiness through renovation, new construction, and participation in energy flexibility markets.
Skills, innovation and regulation: Europe’s plan for construction
Europe is strengthening its construction sector with a regulatory plan and a skills analysis that drive digitalisation, sustainability, and talent. A key strategy for a more competitive and resilient market.