La jornada dará un enfoque sistémico a los desafíos actuales a los que se enfrenta el sector. Cómo el sector de la construcción se optimiza en términos de ciclo del carbono, conectándolo con un sistema más amplio, con la ciudad, con sus flujos de energía, materiales y personas.
To celebrate and formally introduce the guide, Efficient Buildings Europe is hosting a special hybrid launch event in Brussels. Don't miss the opportunity to hear from experts, engage with like-minded professionals, and explore the details of this essential resource.
In BUILD UP we want that everyone feels involved. That is what the Topic of the Month is for, so all the community can contribute with articles, events and much more under the same topic. This month, the ToM is "Energy Certification and Energy Labelling of buildings”.
Join Climate Group and the Energy Efficiency Hub for a pre-COP29 webinar aimed at achieving the ambitious goal of doubling global pace of energy efficiency progress in buildings by 2030.
The Herta Mohr building at Leiden University is a gas-free, sustainably renovated facility that will cut carbon emissions by 150,000 kg annually, features climate-adaptive landscaping, and showcases its sustainability measures through an interactive infographic.
The 2022-2023 Grand Prize was awarded to Plymouth's innovative heating and cooling grid, with applications now open for the 2024-2025 edition. The contest aims for 230 projects globally, culminating in awards at COP30 in Brazil, highlighting sustainability efforts.
European Energy Communities Facility.
The European Commission DG Environment invites those working in the built environment sector to join an online conference exploring Level(s): the EU common language for assessing and measuring the sustainability performance of buildings.
The event will bring experiences from the cities of Chefchaouen (Morocco), Växjö (Sweden), Lusaka (Zambia) and Mechelen (Belgium) to showcase how small and medium size cities can make a difference, what actions can be successfully upscaled but also what challenges they face and what support they need in their climate journey to advance at the same speed as the bigger cities.
This paper identifies sufficiency measures that reduce the need for unnecessary new construction by maximising the use of existing buildings.