
Buildings in the EU, including both residential and commercial properties, account for around 40% of total energy consumption and approximately 36% of greenhouse gas emissions. This presents a major challenge but also a critical opportunity for progress toward a climate-neutral Europe by 2050.
EBC champions policies that highlight the social, economic, and environmental benefits of energy efficient buildings, through an easier access to public and private funding for SMEs and citizens. EBC works to address the costs, technical demands, and administrative hurdles of energy renovations, helping stakeholders benefit from energy-efficient upgrades.
On 20 May 2025, the European Commissioner for Energy and Housing Dan Jørgensen convened a high-level dialogue, including EBC, to explore how energy efficiency can act as a transformative lever...
This week, in a joint statement sent to Commissioner Dan Jørgensen, EBC along with another 20 industry associations called upon the European Commission to make energy efficiency of buildings a...
On 27 May 2025, 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...
On 9 and 10 April 2025, partners of the CondoReno project, an EU-funded initiative under the LIFE programme, gathered in Paris for two key events discussing and advancing the integrated...
The European Urban Forum's Kick-Off Event (18 March 2025) focused on sustainable urban policies. EBC's Fernando Sigchos Jiménez emphasized the need for stable regulations to support construction SMEs.
On 10 April, EBC will co-organize a workshop in Paris on mass condominium renovations, highlighting one-stop shops and stakeholder engagement in energy renovations.