This online expert workshop, part of a study for DG GROW, examines building permit procedures across the EU, focusing on administrative efficiency, digitalisation, and their impact on housing supply and competitiveness in the construction sector.
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’.
An organisational model for Digital Building Logbooks proposes overcoming data fragmentation in Europe’s building sector by aligning governance, interoperability and public policies.
The European Sustainable Energy Week 2026 has launched registration for its policy conference and related activities.
The European guide analyses why renovations fail to meet their energy objectives and proposes concrete measures to close the gap between projected and actual performance.
Buildings Performance Institute Europe strengthens its role in the European and global climate agenda, combining analysis, policy advocacy and collaboration to accelerate the sustainable transformation of the built environment.
Explore practical tools, data systems, and collaborative solutions supporting EPBD implementation across Europe. This event gathers EU institutions, Member States, and leading experts to accelerate the shift from legislative transposition to effective delivery.
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.
Two complementary open-source tools, developed through Italian and European research collaborations, are now available to design, simulate, and assess the performance of Renewable Energy Communities.
Eine neue Analyse beschreibt die erforderlichen Schritte, um in Deutschland eine integrierte Gebäudedatenbank zu entwickeln, die den Vorgaben der europäischen Richtlinie entspricht und die Interoperabilität zwischen Systemen erleichtert.