Zero-Emissions Buildings

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Negotiations dilute EU building law: Member States now hold the reins

EU legislators suggested an end of fossil heating subsidies by 2025, targets to renovate EU’s building stock, and a reduction of buildings’ carbon footprint. However, the law leaves much leeway when it comes to national implementation, jeopardising its own social and environmental goals.
Five reasons why we don’t like Zero-Emissions Buildings – as proposed by EU Member States

As part of the fit-for-55 package, the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) is being revised to boost renovations and improve the sustainability of homes, offices, and all other types of buildings.

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Tag: Zero-Emissions Buildings

Negotiations dilute EU building law: Member States now hold the reins

Five reasons why we don’t like Zero-Emissions Buildings – as proposed by EU Member States

GHG accounting and Chain of Custody models

Reusable packaging systems

Green public procurement in the construction sector