Prioritising existing buildings for people and climate
This paper identifies sufficiency measures that reduce the need for unnecessary new construction by maximising the use of existing buildings.
LIFE23-CET-Re-Energize Project
The project aims to revitalise the workforce in the heat pump sector through detailed assessment and strategic action planning.
Long-term benefits of green roofs and facades: an in-depth analysis
The study explores how green roofs and facades enhance energy efficiency by improving insulation, regulating temperatures, and reducing heat island effects, thereby promoting sustainable urban development. The paper also addresses current research gaps in the subject focusing on long-term benefits of these systems.
A first climate guide for the construction sector
CIRIA and RSK Geosciences are developing a comprehensive climate guide for the construction sector to manage climate change impacts and liabilities in land development, supported by several organizations in UK.
To green or not to green?
The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is reconsidering its ESG fund naming rules set to take effect on November 21 due to industry backlash, as critics warn these rules could hinder financing for polluting companies seeking to decarbonise and delay energy transition projects essential for achieving carbon neutrality.
Singapore's Pan Pacific Orchard
Singapore's Pan Pacific Orchard was named '2024 Best Tall Building Worldwide' by the CTBUH for its innovative, sustainable design that integrates nature and community within a high-density urban environment.
Overcoming the motivation and skills gap in the construction industry
This article presents early findings from the RES2 project, focusing on challenges within Italy's construction industry, particularly the lack of motivation and necessary skills among young professionals and women.
Energy Performance Assessment and Certification of Buildings: The future of EPCs
The final crossCert Webinar presents the final results of 3 years of research and stakeholder engagement.
LIFE23-CET-Renov-AID Project
Renovation enhancement network towards optimised vitality and adaptation integration in dwellings.
Building renovations key to cutting Europe’s peak energy demand, study shows
A recent study reveals that building renovations can significantly reduce peak energy demand in Europe by nearly 50% by 2050, saving over €312 billion annually and supporting the transition to climate neutrality while enhancing energy efficiency and equity across the continent.