The challenge of decarbonising Europe's largest buildings - EURACTIV
The challenge of decarbonising Europe’s largest buildings - EURACTIV.com
EURACTIV.com Content Type: Sponsored By Sponsored By An organization or individual has paid to be connected to this work but did not approve or review it. 07-04-2023 [Shutterstock/Kamil Zajaczkowski] EURACTIV is part of the Trust Project >>> Print Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Telegram Europe is packed with landmarks such as historical buildings, business towers, or sport stadiums. As Europe aims to reach net-zero emissions by mid-century, decarbonising large buildings is both a huge challenge and an opportunity. The European Union is in the process of decarbonising its building stock, which emits more than a third of the bloc’s greenhouse gases and uses about as much energy. In this special report, EURACTIV looks at the challenge and opportunities linked to the decarbonisation of large buildings. Lawmaker: Football stadiums ‘not covered’ by EU green building law Interview | Energy 07-04-2023 The European Union is currently revamping its green buildings law. Ahead of finals talks on the proposal, EURACTIV interviewed Ciarán Cuffe, a Green MEP who will represent the European Parliament in negotiations with the other EU institutions. Print Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn WhatsApp Telegram Topics Buildings Energy Energy & Environment Energy performance of buildings
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