BUILD UP's September 2025 webinar marks the beginning of a knowledge journey aimed at addressing the key challenges of the energy transition in buildings, while staying closely connected to the realities of the construction market.
The Tomorrow.Building event will take place at Fira de Barcelona (Spain), within the framework of Smart City Expo World Congress, and has BUILD UP as a collaborating organisation.
As the EU races to meet its 2030 climate goals, National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs) are the backbone of strategic energy planning across Member States. But how well do these plans address the urgent need to decarbonise heating and cooling, a sector still heavily reliant on fossil fuels?
Can industrialised construction help solve Europe’s housing crisis? This report explores its potential, benefits and barriers, and outlines key policy measures to accelerate its adoption in the delivery of affordable and sustainable housing.
A pioneering Swedish project showcases how low-temperature geothermal networks and smart energy sharing between buildings can slash emissions, boost efficiency, and extend infrastructure lifespan—offering a pragmatic path to decarbonising urban heating.
Following the success of earlier events in the series, SEB-25, the 17th International Conference on Sustainability in Energy and Buildings will take place in Catania, Sicily (Italy) as a conference organised by KES International.
Poised for a solar revolution, the global BIPV market is forecast to grow at 19.7% annually through 2029, as architects and developers increasingly embed photovoltaic tech into the very fabric of buildings, merging sustainability with design.
El Hospital San Carlos de Aipe, en Huila, se convierte en el primero de Colombia en operar con energía solar, logrando autosuficiencia energética. El proyecto permite un ahorro en electricidad y reduce más de 160 toneladas de CO₂ al año.
From slashing bills to boosting health and jobs, energy efficiency proves to be a quiet powerhouse. This report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) unveils how doing more with less energy fuels prosperity, strengthens resilience, and lights the path to a cleaner, fairer future.
This article offers a practical guide for architects and builders on integrating solar energy into building design. It outlines key strategies to enhance energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and create aesthetically pleasing, future-ready structures.