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Saving energy is key to fight climate change and reduce Europe´s energy dependency. What is the EU doing to reach this goal?

Joining forces to enhance circular construction skills throughout the value chain

Building codes play an important role in sustainable real estate development as they ensure specific standard of safety, health, and environmental impacts.

Coventry City Council is about to approve a £2.8m grant to improve energy efficiency of 150 homes.

Odessa Housing Union (OHU) is one of the partners of the EU-funded project ComAct (“Community Tailored Actions for Energy Poverty Mitigation”). Its goal is to make energy-efficient improvements in multi-family apartment buildings in Central and Eastern Europe affordable and manageable for energy-poor communities, as well as to create the necessary assistance conditions for lifting them out of energy poverty.

A New European Project, RECONSTRUCT, has been launched to devise more sustainable alternatives to ordinary steel and cement.

Majority of offices in Brussels no longer comply with energy standards which are necessary to meet 2050 net-zero targets.

RINNO partner NAPE is applying technical and environmentally-friendly solutions to improve thermal comfort and reduce heating costs for building occupants.

The Indian government is planning to revise building energy codes for both commercial and residential buildings to reduce energy consumption.