The renovation of the European Patent Office in Vienna integrates modern sustainability practices with aesthetic enhancements, utilising low-carbon materials and renewable energy systems to achieve energy efficiency and BREEAM 'Outstanding' certification.
The REHVA Manifesto garnered endorsements from European candidates, highlighting its vision for a sustainable Europe and commitment to influencing EU legislation.
Ressorts’ seven-pronged guide promotes cooperation among stakeholders for effective and sustainable building renovation.
The Green Deal ARV project aims to demonstrate and validate attractive, resilient, and affordable solutions that significantly speed-up deep energy renovations in four different climatic zones in Europe and deployment of energy and climate measures in the construction and energy industries.
This white paper aims at supporting the definition of research and development strategies on sustainable material-based solutions for energy efficient buildings with a 2030 horizon (the same set by the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive to achieve at least a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, as legally required under the 2021 European Climate Law).
The second Study Tour of the Implementation Working Group on Energy Efficiency in Buildings (IWG5) will take place in Brussels, Belgium, on 2 July 2024.
Introducing a Market Activation Platform to speed up deep renovation of EU building stock, enhanced by attractive, high-quality industrialised solutions, offering evidence-based performances.
The project retrofits an existing structure from the late 1890s, retaining original elements while updating with a new roof and foundation, redesigned facade, and emphasis on sustainable materials and embodied carbon reduction.
Millions of European citizens struggle to afford housing bills, but there is hope on the horizon.
Energiesprong's latest initiatives to make buildings more efficient