A BPIE report explores how public and private finance can support neighbourhood-scale renovation, identifying financial models to make Positive Energy Neighbourhoods more viable and scalable.
A BPIE report explores how public and private finance can support neighbourhood-scale renovation, identifying financial models to make Positive Energy Neighbourhoods more viable and scalable.
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.
Autoritatea de Management PR București‑Ilfov lansează în consultare publică Ghidul solicitantului pentru apelurile dedicate clădirilor publice NZEB și dezvoltării infrastructurilor urbane.
Expoconstruye 2026 reunirá en Jerez de la Frontera a los principales profesionales de la construcción para analizar las tendencias que están transformando el sector. Sostenibilidad, digitalización, innovación e industrialización protagonizarán un programa orientado al futuro.
EFdeN 4C shows how a solar‑powered, fully electric dwelling can achieve net‑zero operational carbon through high efficiency, onsite renewable production and integrated bioclimatic design.
LCAbyg is Denmark’s official tool for assessing the environmental impact of buildings across their full life cycle. It calculates resource use, emissions, and hotspots from materials, construction, operation, and end‑of‑life, helping designers make climate‑aware decisions.
A joint statement urges full and effective transposition of the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive to ensure market confidence and support investment in the buildings sector.
La Comisión Europea ha iniciado procedimientos de infracción contra los 27 Estados miembros por no haber transpuesto en plazo la Directiva refundida sobre la eficiencia energética de los edificios (EPBD).
The European Commission has presented the Electrification Action Plan, a roadmap comprising 15 actions to accelerate the electrification of the economy. These are the main measures that will affect the building sector and energy renovation.
Passive cooling approaches, including shading devices, reflective materials and vegetation, help urban buildings manage heat more effectively. These measures reduce cooling demand and support broader energy‑efficiency goals in dense urban areas.