
The University Institute of the Czech Technical University in Prague (UCEEB) is organising the 7th International Scientific Conference of Central Europe towards Sustainable Building (CESB).
The University Institute of the Czech Technical University in Prague (UCEEB) is organising the 7th International Scientific Conference of Central Europe towards Sustainable Building (CESB).
The 2nd International Conference on Circularity in the Built Environment (CiBEn) brings together pioneering researchers from all over Europe and beyond to share knowledge on the state-of-the-art on circular construction.
Local authorities and experts in Poland are exploring strategies to modernise public buildings through deep energy renovation. Strategic planning, technical support, and access to funding are highlighted as key enablers for meeting the EU’s energy efficiency objectives.
This report surveys pioneering technologies reshaping the building sector to meet urgent energy transition goals. It highlights innovations in design, materials, and systems that enhance efficiency, cut emissions, and pave the way for net-zero, climate-resilient buildings
Sustainable Places (SP25) features topics that are shaping how we think about cities and the built environment. The event, organised by R2M Solution, is open to all topics related to building sustainability and most often reflects priorities described in the European Commission Societal Challenge.
The REHOUSE project is advancing integrated solutions for energy-efficient renovation of existing buildings, currently being tested across four demonstration sites in Europe. Its technologies include modular façades, intelligent windows, and multisource heat pumps to enhance real energy performance.
The integration of bio-based insulation materials into the European construction sector is advancing slowly due to regulatory, economic, and technical barriers. However, industry experts underscore their sustainable potential and the vital role of public policy, professional training, and awareness.
From innovative solutions in rural areas, the standardisation of construction materials to the smart integration of renewable energy sources, the initiatives presented during EUSEW reflect a strong commitment to transforming the built environment into a driver of sustainability and modernisation.
The report 'Carbon financing for low-carbon buildings' places a spotlight on embodied emissions in construction materials. In addition to exposing the lack of adequate standards, it proposes concrete mechanisms to mobilise climate finance and scale up low-carbon building solutions globally.
European collaboration within the EASI ZERo project is driving innovation in sustainable building materials, promoting circular and low-carbon solutions for deep energy renovation across the built environment.