Publications

This academic article offers a comprehensive analysis of how intelligent technologies are transforming the construction industry. With the advent of Construction 5.0, the sector is evolving towards a more sustainable, resilient, and human-centred model.

EuropeOn has released a comprehensive guide to support the assessment of the workforce in sectors linked to energy efficiency. The report outlines a structured approach to identifying skills gaps and shaping effective policies in education, employment, and the broader energy transition.

AI is driving a new era in the construction sector, streamlining processes and enhancing safety. This analysis highlights its key applications and tangible benefits, though its widespread adoption still depends on overcoming technical and training-related challenges.

Air Infiltration and Ventilation Centre (AIVC) Ventilation Information Paper #48.4 summarises current knowledge on trends in building ventilation requirements and inspection in Italy.

The latest Global Status Report for Buildings and Construction reveals both progress and challenges in the sector’s journey towards sustainability. While global initiatives are gaining momentum, the industry remains a major contributor to carbon emissions, demanding urgent action.

A groundbreaking study explores the potential of zeolite and AI-driven initiatives in sustainable construction, aiming to integrate both technologies for net-zero and climate-adaptive buildings.

The new IRENA's report reveals that a fundamental transformation is needed in how we design, construct, and rehabilitate buildings. It calls for urgent and coordinated action to meet climate goals and accelerate the transition to a more sustainable built environment.

With heightened awareness, strong public support, and industry-wide efforts, the construction sector is accelerating its transition towards sustainability, as highlighted in the recent barometer developed by Saint-Gobain.

A new report from the Joint Research Centre (JRC) reveals uneven progress among countries, highlighting the urgency to accelerate energy efficiency efforts to meet the 2050 climate goals.

This statistical release presents official figures derived from Energy Performance Certificates (EPCs) lodged on the Energy Performance of Buildings Register for England and Wales.