A new manual from the Joint Research Centre guides European municipalities in the preparation of rigorous and comparable emission inventories, a key component for designing and assessing local energy and climate plans.
The webinar of 27 January 2026 presented the new phase of the European Construction Observatory, which strengthens the sector’s data and analytical base to support policy decisions in a context of green, digital and socially inclusive transition.
A regulatory database mapping three decades of housing regulation across Europe and the United Kingdom to support comparative analysis of public policies and their impact on inequalities in the residential market.
Efficient Buildings Europe’s 10 February 2026 webinar examined how smart technologies, digital tools, and evolving regulatory frameworks can drive EPBD implementation, accelerating decarbonisation while enhancing comfort, resilience, and real‑life building performance.
A digital twin developed in the United Kingdom makes it possible to pinpoint precisely where and how buildings generate the highest carbon emissions, opening up new opportunities for data-driven design and retrofit decisions.
A recent analysis highlights the limitations in current knowledge of Poland’s building stock, identifying the lack of comprehensive and digitalised data as a fundamental barrier to effective renovation and energy efficiency policies.
What does it take to deliver ZEBs under the EPBD? Real buildings, real data, and lessons building professionals can apply now. This article explores how the Horizon Europe project GreeNest contributes to bridging the gap between regulatory objectives and practical implementation.
REBUILD 2026, del 24 al 26 de marzo en IFEMA Madrid, reunirá a más de 30.000 profesionales para explorar la industrialización, la digitalización y la sostenibilidad que están transformando la edificación. Un punto de encuentro clave para descubrir innovación, tendencias y nuevas oportunidades.
The LiveBetter project officially launches with an ambitious mission: to accelerate deep renovation across Europe through better data, smarter digital solutions, and stronger cross-sector collaboration.
Der dena‑Gebäudereport 2026 zeigt zentrale Entwicklungen im deutschen Gebäudebestand, darunter Struktur, Baualter, Wohnflächen, Bautätigkeit und energetische Nutzung.