Rehabilitar de forma integral una vivienda, combinando aislamiento, climatización eficiente y energía fotovoltaica, permite reducir de forma notable el consumo, mejorar el confort y acortar la amortización, logrando ahorros energéticos de hasta un 70%.
Expensive, inefficient homes with moisture problems reflect a rigid regulatory system and certification processes that hinder innovation in construction in New Zealand.
Scopri gli insight concreti sull’adozione del Building Renovation Passport in Italia: metodologie operative subito applicabili e casi studio di successo su diverse tipologie di immobili.
El Plan Nacional de Renovación de Edificios (PNRE) busca reducir el consumo energético y las emisiones en viviendas y edificios no residenciales, superando los objetivos de eficiencia energética de la UE.
Efficient Buildings Europe has set out its position on the European Commission’s Affordable Housing Plan, highlighting the role of energy-efficient buildings and energy renovations in ensuring the long-term affordability of housing across the European Union.
OneClickRENO supports the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive by offering a fully aligned scheme and software that generates estimated renovation passports, giving Member States a practical reference for national implementation.
Renovation passports, under the recast EPBD, provide building-level roadmaps for staged deep renovation, turning EU and national targets into practical action through robust data, digital tools and tailored financing.
The event 'Decarbonising buildings and energy districts for the benefit of all' that will take place in Vilnius, 27–28 May 2026, explores how cities can deliver EU climate goals by scaling up renovation, improving building performance and integrating district‑level energy planning into local policy.
Bridging the data gap in the building sector is essential for the effective implementation of the EPBD. This topic explores how interoperable, high-quality building data can support evidence-based policymaking, improve EPCs, and enable renovation strategies across EU, national and regional levels.
The first Topics of the Month (ToM) for 2026 are set. Focusing on renovation passports, data for EPBD implementation, zero-emission buildings, energy communities and heat pumps, we invite experts and practitioners across Europe to contribute content and share practical insights with the community.