HERB – a tool for assessing health, socio-economic, and climate benefits of building retrofits at building and urban scales.
HERB – a tool for assessing health, socio-economic, and climate benefits of building retrofits at building and urban scales.
The leading conference on building airtightness, thermography, and ventilation systems in practice invites measurement teams, planners, craftsmen, architects, and energy consultants from Germany, Europe, and beyond to Hannover on 17 and 18 June 2027.
New recommendations call for stronger coordination between EU energy policies and local action to enhance building renovation, reduce energy demand, and support climate objectives.
This article explores the shift towards human-centred buildings, highlighting the role of indoor environmental quality, occupant behaviour and passive solutions in bridging the gap between the policy ambition and performance in use.
A transdisciplinary European approach explores how Living Labs and adaptive governance can align technology, policy, and user needs to advance decarbonisation in heritage buildings.
The revision of the EPBD broadens the focus from energy efficiency to indoor environmental quality, placing ventilation and people’s health at the centre of the transformation of Europe’s building stock.
A new analysis reviews Romania’s building stock data, renovation scenarios and policy requirements for preparing its National Building Renovation Plan under the EPBD.
This webinar explores what homeowners genuinely need to navigate renovation with confidence, and how One‑Stop Shops (OSS) can support them throughout the journey. It highlights trust‑building, tailored guidance, and peer inspiration as foundations for long‑term engagement.
This position paper by the World Green Building Council outlines the rationale, benefits and key actions needed to upgrade existing buildings, improve energy performance, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and strengthen resilience across the built environment.
This webinar explores how One‑Stop‑Shop structures and renovation businesses can build a trusted, quality‑driven ecosystem. It highlights the benefits of collaboration, stronger client communication, and new market opportunities supported by local supplier networks.