Publications

The European Commission has issued new guidance to end financial incentives for stand-alone fossil fuel boilers by 2025. This move aligns with the EU’s broader climate goals, aiming to accelerate the shift towards cleaner heating solutions.

A comprehensive review aimed at summarizing the available evidence on the benefits of implementing smart ventilation solutions in homes.

A new guide by the Buildings Performance Institute Europe (BPIE) provides policy experts with a structured roadmap to ensure compliance while transforming Europe’s building stock into a fully decarbonised, affordable, and resilient asset.

The new regulation on zero emission buildings redefines the role of HVAC (Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning), presenting regulatory challenges and key opportunities for innovation in smart control and energy efficiency.

Sustainability in the built environment is emerging as a strategic pillar in response to the global challenges of climate change, rapid urbanisation, and the depletion of natural resources.

Modular steel buildings are emerging as a transformative force in sustainable construction. A recent study published in the International Journal of Sustainable Engineering highlights their potential to significantly reduce carbon emissions and reshape the future of the built environment.

A recent article examines how net-zero carbon buildings are emerging as a pivotal solution to climate change, combining energy efficiency strategies, renewable energy integration, and the use of low-impact materials.

A new report from Europe’s leading companies in the manufacture, distribution, and installation of energy-efficient products, equipment, and building services highlights how investing in efficiency can create thousands of jobs, reduce energy costs, and strengthen the EU’s industrial leadership.

The review highlights how local governments must adapt to new renovation policies, integrating heating system upgrades and climate resilience measures to protect vulnerable communities.

The latest report from EuropeOn underscores the urgent need to modernise home electrical installations as a fundamental requirement for achieving zero-emission buildings. It provides essential guidance for European policymakers in the context of implementing the 2024 Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD).