The report includes locally co-produced visions for a just transition in the built environment, as well as a plethora of recommendations for key stakeholders at the local, national and international level.
Bruegel’s policy brief outlines strategies for the EU to finance building decarbonisation by 2030, including stronger regulations, significant investments, and enhanced public-private financing mechanisms.
Australia faces climate and housing crises, and financial institutions can promote sustainable, affordable housing through green bonds and mortgages, significantly reducing emissions and costs.
High-rise buildings in cold climates are tackling heating system decarbonisation challenges through NYSERDA's Empire Building Challenge and its Retrofit Playbook, aiming to promote sustainable practices across the real estate sector.
The ‘Access to Funding Handbook’ by SHAPE-EU and GNE Finance guides stakeholders in securing financing for social and affordable housing renovations through various public and private funding mechanisms, supported by practical case studies.
The UNEP's March 2024 report underscores record-high CO2 emissions from building operations and construction in 2022, prompting global initiatives for carbon neutrality and sustainable practices in urban planning and business strategies.
A BPIE discussion paper calls for a comprehensive EU strategy to integrate climate adaptation into the built environment, ensuring resilience, inclusivity, and local engagement across all regions.
Transitioning the building sector to greener practices can significantly reduce carbon emissions and unlock $1.8 trillion in global opportunities through sustainable innovations and collaborative efforts.
ConnectHeat launches a call for applications to develop sustainable heating and cooling communities across Europe, offering support and expertise to local authorities and energy implementers.