A discussion on solar thermal heating, a clean, EU-made, efficient, and affordable solution to decarbonise heating. The event is co-organised by the association of the European Heating Industry (ehi) and Solar Heat Europe (SHE) and hosted by MEP Yannis Maniatis.
This online seminar will explore how EU regions and energy agencies can implement heating and cooling plans under the Energy Efficiency Directive. Experts will present policy updates, financing tools, and best practices to support local authorities in accelerating the heat transition.
The ESCALATE report analyses policies and governance structures to decarbonise heating and cooling, promoting energy efficiency in buildings through local thermal planning, multilevel coordination, and support for citizen-led initiatives.
Social leasing enables households with limited resources to access heat pumps through affordable monthly payments, without any upfront investment. With public backing and flexible contracts, it facilitates renovations in social housing and promotes energy efficiency and comfort for all.
Join the Knowledge Exchange Forum on 7 Nov to explore scaling district heating and cooling for Europe’s climate goals. Discuss funding, policy and real projects with experts from Euroheat & Power, Wien Energie and Szczecińska Energetyka Cieplna.
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.
This series serves as a lead-up to Euroheat & Power’s upcoming Crash Course for Cities on District Heating, scheduled to take place during the EHP Congress in Kraków from 9 to 11 June 2026.
The latest edition of Sustainable Places explored the ideas shaping the future of the built environment. Watch the recap video of this key European event, organised by R2M Solution.
The UIPI survey, 'European Property Owners’ Perspectives and Experiences on Building Renovation', reflects the views of over 5,500 homeowners and landlords across 32 countries, offering valuable insight into their experiences, motivations, and the challenges faced in undertaking renovation projects.
The BUILD UP portal is under the European Commission environment, and, as a result of this, you need to create an EU login account and link it to your BUILD UP account. Check the steps you need to follow and start promoting your content.