This article offers a practical guide for architects and builders on integrating solar energy into building design. It outlines key strategies to enhance energy efficiency, reduce environmental impact, and create aesthetically pleasing, future-ready structures.
The International Summit on Organic and Hybrid Photovoltaics Stability (ISOS) centers on the critical theme of enhancing the long-term and operational stability of organic and hybrid perovskite solar cells.
This paper unveils how solar, wind, and geothermal power are reshaping architecture. Blending innovation with sustainability, it charts a bold course for buildings that not only consume less but also give back more. A blueprint for a greener built environment.
Energy consumption in buildings is a critical source of pollutant emissions across the EU. This study examines its differentiated impacts on health and climate, and calls for the integration of both dimensions into energy efficiency policies.
Smart Building Expo (SBE) is the technological heart of MIBA (Milan International Building Alliance), where system integration becomes a reality, giving rise to truly smart buildings and cities.
The project QualDeEPC developed an enhanced Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) scheme by improving seven elements of the existing approach with the aim of providing clearer and more feasible renovation recommendations, and testing their applicability and convergence potential for EU-wide uptake.
Bucharest has taken a decisive step towards sustainable construction with the launch of its first zero-emission residential project. The development embodies a new urban vision focused on energy efficiency, residential comfort, and environmental responsibility.
Sustainable Places (SP25) features topics that are shaping how we think about cities and the built environment. The event, organised by R2M Solution, is open to all topics related to building sustainability and most often reflects priorities described in the European Commission Societal Challenge.
