Events

This event will bring together EU policy makers and financing and building stakeholders to address how private financing can boost energy renovation, and how to facilitate the
just financing of the decarbonisation of European buildings.

This event will discuss the current state of play of energy efficiency finance for real estate in light of the latest EU regulatory developments, and the findings of the recent Climate Strategy (CS) report on how to fill the EU climate investment gap more efficiently.

Can architectural design serve as a catalyst for raising awareness about energy transition? Can new designs and tools be envisioned to create spaces according to the three NEB principles: beautiful, sustainable, and together?

Inspired by Kraków’s historic St. Mary’s Tower trumpet call – a symbol of collective strength and readiness – the Forum will be a call to action, to reshape energy systems, empower citizens, and ensure a just transition.

Construmat Barcelona is a leading trade show offering a comprehensive showcase of materials essential to efficient and sustainable construction.

With the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) national implementation deadline only a year away, this event is a crucial moment to share knowledge, practical examples of policies and financing schemes, and real-world renovation case studies to support its implementation.

This session will explore how the SKILLSAFE EU and Smart-Pumps projects are contributing to accelerate the energy transition, fostering knowledge exchange and collaboration.

The European Builders Confederation (EBC) will host a workshop in Zagreb, in collaboration with the Croatian Chamber of Trades and Crafts (HOK), focused on advancing the energy-efficient renovation of multi-apartment buildings in Croatia.

Hosted by the EU-funded Horizon projects SMARTeeSTORY and BuildOn, this session offers insights, exploring innovative approaches to align building energy performance with the EU's decarbonisation objectives.

This event will present the project and offer a training session that will equip participants with hands-on experience using the CoolLIFE Tool to analyse SC demand at different scales (from local to EU-wide), assess demand response measures, and consider the best available green cooling technologies in line with economic, regulatory, and policy conditions.