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Croatia's construction sector lacks skilled workers, necessitating better alignment of education with industry needs to address the skills gap

Up to 26 government buildings in the Serbian capital will be made more energy efficient, with the aim of reducing emissions and energy costs.

On 12 April the European Council adopted revised energy performance rules for buildings with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and energy poverty in the European Union.

The European Council adopts the directive requiring all buildings to be zero-emission by 2050. Zero emissions for new buildings as early as 2030.

As part of BPIE´s Climate Conversations series, Tom Deleu (EFBWW’s Secretary General) has been interviewed to discuss about skills in construction.

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Four LIFE projects are driving progress to make buildings smarter and more efficient.

Call for papers is open until 10 October 2024!

Making neighbourhoods and buildings more efficient could reduce the global need of raw materials by 25% by 2060 and slashing emissions by 30%.

The second newsletter of the Carbon4Minerals project has been released.