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Public consultation: measuring the climate impact of new buildings

The EU has launched a public consultation to define how the global warming potential (GWP) of new buildings should be calculated. This requirement will become mandatory from 2028 — a step towards low-carbon materials and full transparency across the building life cycle.

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The image shows a building under construction illuminated at night, with multiple floors visible and a crane positioned on top. The steel framework and artificial lighting highlight the progress of the project in an urban setting.
Transposing the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) into Irish law

Ireland must transpose the new European energy efficiency directive, which requires the renovation of the most inefficient non-residential buildings before 2030. The challenge: incomplete data, insufficient support, and tight deadlines. How to balance regulation, financing, and climate action?

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