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RMIT University engineers, in collaboration with Visy, developed energy-efficient bricks using waste materials like glass and ash, offering improved insulation and potential cost savings while meeting environmental standards.

The EU's Solar Rooftop Standard, a part of the EPBD, aims to install 150-200 GW of solar rooftop, mandating solar readiness in new non-residential buildings by 2027, and extending to all new residential structures by 2030.

tunES project invites you to participate in the survey on the future of EPC and SRI and contribute to the Practice Collection.

Hemp presents a promising solution in the battle against climate change due to its fast growth and ability to sequester carbon dioxide.

The Herit4ages project has unveiled a new demonstration page on its website.

The 1st RILEM Association International Conference on Mineral Carbonation for Cement and Concrete, held on April 16th and 17th, was a complete success.

Smart communities: initiatives like Brobyholm in Sweden, display cooperative endeavours and innovative solutions for sustainable living.

India's ambitious goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2070 requires a fundamental transformation of its construction sector.

Contractors and housebuilders can position themselves for future success by staying informed about sustainable construction materials trends and their impact on operations.

Three projects are being financed by the European Commission to promote sustainable urban infrastructure and improve buildings’ energy efficiency in Poland and Czechia.