The article outlines how inconsistent energy‑efficiency data across Europe limits renovation progress and describes current efforts to improve comparability and support coordinated policies.
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An open-source tool for connecting devices, managing Internet of Things data and creating monitoring applications. Contexus IoTHub provides a flexible foundation for smart building projects and connected infrastructure.
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Vienna’s mandatory electronic Bauwerksbuch shows how phased obligations, professional verification and lifecycle responsibility can improve building data. The article compares this safety and maintenance record with the EPBD Digital Building Logbook and identifies six lessons for Europe.
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How can data and algorithms be turned into better buildings? Stathis Stamatopoulos’ vision demonstrates how artificial intelligence and digital twins can transform management, efficiency and comfort across the built environment.
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Digital twins and artificial intelligence depend on a less visible yet decisive factor: data quality. DTERBIM’s experience highlights why this challenge is essential to the digitalisation of the sector.
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An open platform that transforms dispersed building data into actionable information: BEMServer supports the monitoring, analysis and integration of energy services, enabling more efficient, data-driven building management.
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Τhe Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC), TightVent and Venticool 2026 joint conference is accepting abstracts and proposals for topical sessions. The conference will be held on September 30 and October 1, 2026, at the Songdo International District in Incheon, Republic of Korea.
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Across Europe, fragmented data and mismatched systems undermine building renovation efforts. A shared data model and a web application aim to align energy certificates and drive coordinated action.
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A workshop in Vaasa reviewed data gaps affecting the integration of local heating and cooling plans with national renovation strategies, focusing on indicators, planning links, and methodological needs.
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The Cyber Resilience Act matters to buildings not only because products must be secure, but because trustworthy digital buildings depend on trustworthy products, clear lifecycle responsibility and usable information across the value chain.
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