Climate investment in the EU reached €534 billion in 2025, but remains below the level required to meet the EU’s 2030 targets. A new report by the Institute for Climate Economics (I4CE) highlights building renovation as one of the sectors where investment continues to fall short of identified needs.
Une analyse met en lumière les écarts d’équipement photovoltaïque entre pays européens et les facteurs qui influencent l’adoption du solaire résidentiel.
La combinazione di dati SIAPE, Catasto e Censimento ISTAT permette di valutare la distribuzione tra edifici unifamiliari e condomini, utile per definire strategie di riqualificazione adeguate alle diverse tipologie edilizie.
Explore how National Building Renovation Plans (NBRPs) can help deliver the revised EPBD. This webinar brings together policymakers, experts, and national authorities to share insights, case studies, and practical lessons for turning renovation ambitions into action.
There is a willingness among property owners in Europe to renovate, but costs, access to financial support and the complexity of the process continue to limit the shift towards deeper renovation measures.
Freiburg City Hall shows how integrating efficiency and renewable energy generation from the design stage can transform a public building into a net energy producer.
A new open climate dataset makes it possible to anticipate how the energy needs of European buildings will change and design them for the conditions they will actually face.
Digitalisation can improve the performance of the building stock, but moving towards more autonomous buildings requires the integration of technologies, data and specialised knowledge through closer collaboration.
Romania is strengthening climate adaptation in its cities with new requirements for green roofs, permeable surfaces and shading in large buildings and car parks.
European research combines climate forecasting, urban adaptation and nature-based solutions to reduce the impacts of extreme heat, droughts and wildfires.