Policy options to accelerate distributed solar photovoltaic in Ukraine
Buildings in Ukraine are becoming hubs of clean energy: distributed solar and storage boost resilience, cut costs and speed up the transition to a decarbonised future.
Euroheat & Power Congress 2026
The 2026 Euroheat & Power Congress in Krakow gathers over 500 experts to advance Europe’s district heating and cooling transition. With market insights, leading utilities, new technologies, and business-to-business networking, it is the key meeting point for shaping a fossil‑free heating future.
21st Advanced Building Skins Conference & Expo
The 2026 Advanced Building Skins Conference in Bern gathers global experts to explore innovation in building envelopes. With high‑level presentations, international networking, and a dedicated expo, it is a key meeting point for architects, engineers, and construction professionals.
EU consultation notes REHVA input on energy plans
REHVA participated in an EU consultation in Brussels, presenting its views to the European Commission on the Electrification Action Plan and the Heating and Cooling Strategy to inform upcoming energy policy.
EU allocates €358 million for LIFE Projects
EU Commission announces funding for 132 LIFE projects across the EU, supporting environmental goals and measures that include improvements in building energy efficiency as part of the clean transition.
Webinar on the draft European strategy on housing construction
A recent webinar brought together stakeholders to discuss the draft European Strategy for Housing Construction, outlining its main pillars and addressing housing delivery, regulatory processes, renovation, and building energy efficiency.
Energy Poverty 0 (EP-0): a scalable tool to map and tackle urban energy and social vulnerability
The LIFE EP-0 tool combines open data and spatial analysis to help municipalities visualise, assess and monitor energy poverty, from the building level to urban districts to the building level.
Influence of automated façades on comfort and energy: a critical review
A scientific review for the SMARTeeSTORY project, led by Delft University of Technology (TU Delft), examines 91 cases to assess the real impact of smart façades on buildings.
ReSBE 2026: ReShaping the Built Environment through Sustainability and Circularity
ReSBE 2026 gathers global experts to explore how sustainability and circularity can transform the built environment. Through cross‑disciplinary dialogue and innovative research, the conference advances regenerative, resource‑efficient approaches to design, construction, and urban renewal.
Circular architecture and clean energy in Luxembourg
LSC’s headquarters in Contern redefines sustainable construction: a hybrid structure, circular materials and renewable energy are combined to create a flexible, efficient and healthy space certified by DGNB and BREEAM.