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The image depicts a group of modern homes nestled in a forested landscape at sunset, each fitted with rooftop solar panels. A large cylindrical tank beside one house suggests energy or water storage. The scene reflects the principles of net-zero design—clean energy, sustainability, and harmony with nature.
EU homes, key to the 2030 energy efficiency goals

The EU must drastically increase deep renovations in residential buildings to meet 2030 energy targets. The report estimates €4.72 trillion in investment would be needed, proposing a strategy focused on prioritisation, financing, and public engagement.

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Live event: tackling energy poverty in Europe

EPAH’s 20th Lunch Talk on 8 October 2025 will explore how energy renovation and affordable housing can fight energy poverty in Europe. The online session highlights funding access, tenant protection, and social justice. Registration closes on the 7th October.

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The image is a promotional poster for the 23rd European Week of Regions and Cities, scheduled for 13–15 October 2025. It features visual elements symbolising sustainability, healthcare, AI, transport, and community, with the tagline “Shaping Tomorrow, Together.”
Brussels to host EU cities for climate action

CINEA will participate in the European Week of Regions and Cities 2025, held in Brussels this October, showcasing EU-funded projects focused on climate resilience, nature-based solutions, and sustainable urban development. Registration closes 30 September.

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The image depicts Mõisavahe 67, a multi-storey residential block in Tartu. The building has a rectangular form with numerous windows and two visible entrances. Its exterior shows signs of ageing, and several cars are parked in front, indicating active residential use.
Sustainable retrofit case: Mõisavahe 67

This case study explores the comprehensive renovation of Mõisavahe 67, a social housing block in Tartu, Estonia. The project aims to enhance energy efficiency, resident wellbeing, and sustainability, serving as a model for future urban regeneration.

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