This month, we delve into 'Financing building renovation under the EPBD' with Carsten Glenting, Partner, Head of EU Advisory Department at Viegand Maagøe A/S.
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The JRC assesses the first national building renovation plans: climate ambition is advancing, but financing, energy poverty and metrics continue to reveal significant differences between countries.
Publication
BUILD UP's upcoming online event will explore how the EPBD recast is being translated into action across Europe, focusing on financing and investment frameworks, national building renovation plans, and practical approaches to support building renovation at national and local level.
Event
The European Investment Bank aims to accelerate innovation in the European construction sector through financing for digitalisation, industrialisation and new materials, linking productivity, affordable housing and energy efficiency.
Publication
The LIFE-funded IRENE project brings together 10 organisations from four European countries to tackle energy poverty through inclusive renovation of multi-apartment buildings.
Publication
A hőszigetelés már nem csupán a téli időszakra vonatkozó intézkedés. Az épületburok javítása akár felére is csökkentheti a hűtési igényt, és mérsékelheti a villamosenergia-fogyasztási csúcsokat a hőhullámok idején.
News
A new position paper sets out how the next EU Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) can strengthen the role of cities in decarbonising the building stock through more integrated and results-oriented funding.
Publication
The European Commission has given a positive assessment of the first draft National Building Renovation Plans, highlighting their potential to accelerate decarbonisation, strengthen energy security and support the implementation of the EPBD.
News
Expoconstruye 2026 reunirá en Jerez de la Frontera a los principales profesionales de la construcción para analizar las tendencias que están transformando el sector. Sostenibilidad, digitalización, innovación e industrialización protagonizarán un programa orientado al futuro.
Event
LCAbyg is Denmark’s official tool for assessing the environmental impact of buildings across their full life cycle. It calculates resource use, emissions, and hotspots from materials, construction, operation, and end‑of‑life, helping designers make climate‑aware decisions.
Tool
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