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.
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.
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.
On 16 December 2025, the European Commission reported on progress in greening its organisation, outlining actions and results since 2019 to cut emissions, with a focus on improving the energy efficiency of its buildings.
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.
The Academy is a compact building with natural ventilation, a timber structure, and efficient façades that reduce thermal losses and energy consumption, achieving strong passive performance and an operation aligned with low‑energy objectives.
The EVELIXIA Project explores how European buildings can enhance energy efficiency and smart readiness through renovation, new construction, and participation in energy flexibility markets.
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.
The Energy Poverty Advisory Hub (EPAH) Annual Conference 2026 will take place in Athens on 17–18 March. Organised by the European Commission with local partners, it will unite policymakers, governments, and experts to share solutions tackling energy poverty through inclusive, people‑centred action.
EUSEW's 20th edition will bring Europe’s clean energy community together in Brussels and online. With calls now open for Policy Sessions, EUSEW Awards and a stand at the Energy Fair, stakeholders are invited to contribute solutions on energy efficiency, building renovation, and social inclusion.
In a six-part blog series, InEExS spotlights solutions to help accelerate Europe’s transition to a smart, resilient, competitive and more efficient energy system. Each blog will explore the solutions, technologies and approaches, from energy communities to the role of blockchain in energy management