Please look up! Efficient, resilient fair and smart: What does our energy and climate future look like?
Join the IEECP conference, combining different LIFE projects to meet, hear from research developed and experience shared in the past years and interact with experts working on shaping the future of energy in Europe.
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.
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.
Energy-efficient architecture around the world
The Partnership for Energy Efficiency in Buildings (PEEB) is driving global change through sustainable construction. From hospitals in Tunisia to housing in Peru, its projects showcase innovative design, measurable impact, and a commitment to climate resilience.
EIB loan to BNP Paribas Leasing to back Polish mid‑sized firms
The European Investment Bank has granted a €200 million loan to BNP Paribas Leasing Services to support energy-efficient upgrades in Polish buildings. A minimum of 30% will fund projects such as solar installations and heat pump deployment, advancing sustainable infrastructure.
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.
Improving energy efficiency in housing: smarter housing investments
Publicly funded housing renovations promise energy savings and social benefits. Yet, without rigorous evaluation, real impacts remain unclear. This publication explores why assessing outcomes is vital to ensure effective, equitable, and sustainable energy investments.
EU launches hub to support citizen energy projects
The European Commission has unveiled the Citizen Energy Advisory Hub, a new initiative aimed at empowering local communities and individuals to actively participate in Europe’s energy transition through tailored support, guidance, and funding opportunities.
Green buildings rise with climate commitments
As climate commitments intensify, the construction sector is embracing energy-efficient innovations. From smart materials to intelligent systems, buildings are evolving to meet sustainability goals, reduce emissions, and enhance urban resilience.
Danish startup Acembee secures €1.2M for AI compliance
Danish startup Acembee has secured €1.2 million to revolutionise construction site compliance through AI-powered automation. The funding will accelerate its expansion across Europe, helping contractors meet climate regulations while cutting energy waste by up to 40%.