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The Topic of the Month explores how certification frameworks can support better design choices, reveal untapped improvement potential, assess economic viability through life-cycle costing, and connect energy performance with comfort, resilience, smartness and long-term value, helping buildings become more efficient, future-proof and aligned with EU climate objectives.
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