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Energy-saving rehabilitation with 30% reduction

Rehabilitating with a combination of air-to-water heat pumps, a passive solar wall, and 375 photovoltaic panels with storage can achieve a 30% reduction in the energy bill. A hybrid ventilation system and optimised envelope enable a final consumption of just 120 kWh/m²/year.

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The image shows a person installing thermal insulation panels on the roof of a house. The yellow insulating material is placed between metal frames and wooden beams to improve energy efficiency.
New energy performance certificates rules for landlords: What the 2028–2030 changes mean

The UK government has reversed plans to enforce stricter energy efficiency standards for rental properties, scrapping the proposed rating C requirement for Energy Performance Certificates. The move aims to ease financial pressure on landlords, prompting mixed reactions across the housing sector.

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EU Peers Policy Meetings: Renovation public policies in France and Spain
EU Peers policy meetings: renovation public policies in France and Spain

The EU Peers policy meeting will explore renovation policies in France and Spain. Organised by Green Building Council España (GBCe) and FilaoLabs, the event will address implementation challenges, one-stop services, public support, summer energy poverty, and emerging sector actors.

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