BUILD UP highlights the EUSEW 2026 sessions most relevant to buildings, with a focus on implementation, affordability, and decarbonisation. Public voting for the EUSEW Awards is also open until 31 May, including the new category ‘SMEs Driving Energy Efficiency’.
Join this workshop to explore the real-world performance of low-carbon, bio-based building envelope materials and their potential to transform energy renovation across Europe. It will share findings from EASI ZERo's demonstration cases and present life cycle assessment (LCA) results.
A new OBSERVE report analyses EU requirements for national Building Stock Observatories and evaluates the capacity of six Member States to develop building‑related monitoring systems.
Energetske zajednice mogu zgrade pretvoriti iz pasivnih potrošača u aktivne sudionike u energetskom sustavu, smanjujući troškove, jačajući otpornost i ubrzavajući lokalnu dekarbonizaciju kroz zajedničko djelovanje.
A recent oPEN Lab deliverable analyses how different European cities organise and manage Positive Energy Neighbourhoods (PEN), comparing approaches in Genk, Pamplona, and Tartu.
La descarbonización ya no se limita al edificio: el reto es escalarla a la ciudad. En este webinar gratuito de R2M, descubrirás cómo aplicar soluciones reales, basadas en datos y proyectos, para optimizar energía y tomar decisiones a escala urbana.
A set of recommendations to support Member States in preparing their National Building Renovation Plans aligned with the zero-emission buildings standard and the EU’s 2050 climate objectives.
China Overseas Tower in Shenzhen positions itself as China’s first near-zero-energy 5A high-rise office, combining passive design, high-efficiency systems and quantified carbon savings to establish a replicable benchmark for hot summer–warm winter climates.
An international coalition has released a shared framework defining near‑zero emission and resilient buildings, aiming to make this standard the norm by 2030 and supporting global efforts to reduce emissions in the built environment.
The revised EU Buildings Directive introduces new obligations for public and private new constructions, replacing the nearly zero‑energy standard with a zero‑emission requirement.