Solar energy takes centre stage in the EU
Solar energy is advancing strongly across Europe thanks to falling costs and its growing role in electricity generation. In 2025 it exceeded capacity targets and became the main source of electricity in June, consolidating itself as a key element of the energy transition.
Communities accelerating Flanders’ energy transition
The community of Flanders is driving energy renovations that bring the region closer to its climate goals. Through the citizen‑led approach, residents gain technical support and confidence to transform old homes into more efficient, future-ready dwellings.
ENERGATE: Standardisation activities and policy recommendations
ENERGATE D6.2 report details standardisation activities and policy integration within the digital platform for financing energy efficiency in buildings and presents recommendations to accelerate energy renovations.
10+2 false beliefs about the EPBD
The EU buildings legislation – also referred to as the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) –aims at achieving a fully decarbonised building stock by 2050, but is often misunderstood in terms of what it provides and its implications for citizens’ homes.
LIFE23-CET-OBSERVE Project
LIFE23-CET-ReLIFE Project
ReLIFE aims to improve data accessibility in the EU construction sector by providing ready-to-use resources for financial institutions and other stakeholders.
Last call to join the Energy Fair 2026
Submit your application now to take part in the EUSEW 2026 Energy Fair, a space where ideas and projects turn into action and solutions are driven forward to accelerate the transition towards a cleaner and more sustainable Europe.
Support Action on Heat Pumps position paper: Cost reduction opportunities for heat pumps
Boosting heat pumps requires reducing costs, simplifying procedures, and making better use of clean energy. A more efficient and accessible future is possible if Europe accelerates standardisation, competition, and innovation.
Building for the future: developing homes with sustainable materials
The European construction sector is assessing how sustainable materials and design choices can improve building energy efficiency. A recent study reviews current practices and their impact on emissions, costs, and delivery times.
AIVC's Technical Note 75
A design guideline for energy recovery ventilation to improve the actual contribution to energy saving in buildings.