ABB has partnered with the World Green Building Council's European Network to advance sustainable, energy-efficient buildings and support Europe’s low-carbon goals through innovation in electrical and automation technologies.
The call for presentations and poster outlines is open until 20 January 2025. We encourage active participation, and therefore, we are inviting all those interested to apply to present at one of the panel sessions or submit a poster. There are also several options for EU or other projects to participate in the event.
The webinar will focus on energy poverty and the crucial role of One-Stop Shops (OSSs) for the residential sector in its alleviation and in supporting the renovation of energy-poor households.
The study evaluates the capacity of Montenegrin residential buildings to prevent overheating by analysing building features, occupant behaviour, and climate data, highlighting the need for proactive policies and improved passive design measures to address increasing overheating risks under future climate conditions.
The Lagos Chamber of Commerce and Industry urges the government and private sector to adopt sustainable building practices and green certifications to reduce environmental impact and support Nigeria's net-zero carbon goal by 2050.
Join the latest CPD webinar to discover how the pilot UK Net Zero Carbon Buildings Standard will impact HVAC systems.
Building conversations up with... Dr. Zuhaib Batra, Scientific Collaborator at Smart Living Lab, Fribourg (Switzerland) and Former Senior Project Manager at Buildings Performance Institute Europe (Brussels).
The AT LAST Project celebrates its midterm event on 10 February 2025, with an online meeting to discuss key issues in supporting European cities to achieve their climate goals. This gathering will address critical challenges and opportunities, with a particular focus on the role of Positive Energy Districts (PEDs) in making European cities more sustainable and livable through a panel discussion.
In this webinar, the updates on the requirements of BEC 2024 and EAC 2024 as well as other key information on the BEEO, such as statutory submission timeline, coverage on the buildings and scope of works, etc. would be run through.
Concrete's environmental impact stems from high emissions, water use, biodiversity loss, and urban heat islands, but renewable energy, alternative clinkers, and carbon capture offer sustainable solutions.