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EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD): Fact Sheet

This fact sheet by the Climate Change Advisory Council explains the key implications of the revised EPBD. It outlines how the directive aligns decarbonisation, renovation and digitalisation to steer Europe’s building stock towards zero-emission buildings by 2050.

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The BPIE library of Energy Performance of Buildings Directive implementation reports

The 2026 BPIE Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) Library presents a curated set of materials designed to guide national authorities in preparing for EPBD implementation, offering structured insights, practical references, and examples from across Europe.

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The Compact City: Densification and Housing (In)justice
The Compact City: Densification and Housing (In)justice

This session examines how urban densification shapes housing affordability, social mix, and climate resilience, and explores the regulatory and financial measures needed to ensure compact development supports equitable, sustainable, and inclusive built environments.

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New EU framework harmonises life-cycle global warming potential calculations for new buildings

The European Union has adopted Delegated Regulation (EU) 2026/52, establishing a common framework for calculating the life-cycle global warming potential (GWP) of new buildings across the EU. Applicable from 24 May 2026, the framework aims to improve the comparability of national methodologies.

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