
News & updates
News
News, press releases, opinion, analysis, and interviews from the C4E Forum community.
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Tomas Trubacik: Using EU-ETS revenues to fund building renovations – a Czech example
Tomas Trubacik describes how Czech EU ETS revenues helped create stable funding for the New Green Savings renovation programme.
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Louise Sunderland: Getting the most out of forthcoming minimum energy performance standards
Louise Sunderland explains how minimum energy performance standards can drive deeper renovation and support a fair recovery in Central and Eastern Europe.
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More than “nice to have”: National long-term building renovation strategies can be the road to recovery and growth
Caroline Milne argues that long-term renovation strategies should guide recovery funding and help unlock building renovation benefits for citizens, economies, and climate.
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Katarzyna Wardal: Addressing the building renovation challenge in Visegrad countries
Katarzyna Wardal highlights how Visegrad renovation programmes can maximise EU Structural and Investment Funds and better support vulnerable households.
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Kristina Klimovich-Accelerating Home Renovation
Kristina Klimovich explains how EuroPACE combines people-centric support with long-term, property-linked financing to accelerate home renovation in Europe.
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Helene Sibileau-building renovation
Helene Sibileau argues that ambitious long-term renovation strategies can alleviate energy poverty now while supporting Europe’s 2050 building vision.
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Susanne Dyrbøl: Financing renovation of public buildings
Susanne Dyrbol outlines how energy performance contracting can finance deep renovation of public buildings and shares lessons from Croatia.
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Marta Bromboszcz: Towards better air quality
Marta Bromboszcz connects Malopolska’s air quality work with energy efficiency measures and local engagement through eco-managers.
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Peter Robl: Forgotten human misery of our neglected buildings
Peter Robl calls for coordinated Visegrad building renovation policies that address poor housing, energy poverty, health, and financing.
