POWERTY Project
Renewable energies for vulnerable groups.
A new support structure for sustainable energy, climate, and spatial planning
The IN-PLAN project team launches the IN-PLAN Practice, an innovative and long-lasting support structure designed to assist local and regional authorities across Europe in effectively implementing their sustainable energy, climate, and spatial plans.
Montenegro's decarbonisation project includes building renovations and grid modernisation
The Decarbonisation of the Energy Sector project in Montenegro involves energy renovation in 23 buildings, and the modernisation of the electricity distribution for a total investment of EUR 34 million.
Zagreb: a nearly zero-energy building to host a nZEB training centre
The Energy Institute Hrvoje Požar in Zagreb launched its nZEB training centre, showcasing a nearly zero-energy building with smart technologies, aimed at promoting energy efficiency and green transition in Croatia.
Accelerating deep renovation in the EU with renovation passports
EU roadmap proposing concrete measures to maximise the uptake of iBRoad2EPC.
COP29: GBC network calls for bold action on buildings
Ahead of the COP29 in Baku, the Green Building Council network called for bold action to decarbonise the built environment, urging governments to enhance climate goals, prioritise finance for buildings, and commit to near-zero-emission buildings by 2030.
European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform
A joint initiative by the European Commission and the European Economic and Social Committee, the European Circular Economy Stakeholder Platform brings together stakeholders active in the broad field of the circular economy in Europe.
Why commercial real estate is embracing renewables
Renewable energy integration in commercial real estate boosts sustainability, reduces costs, enhances property value, and attracts eco-conscious tenants while supporting long-term investment and environmental goals.
The need for more sustainable building insulation materials
Plastic insulation materials are environmentally harmful due to high energy use and emissions, while natural fiber alternatives are more sustainable but face cost and technical challenges.