Buildings account for nearly 40% of energy use in the EU, making their modernization and decarbonization essential for achieving climate neutrality. The revised EPBD directive sets renovation plans and energy standards, aiming for zero-emission buildings by 2050. Key actions include improving insulation, adopting renewable energy, and phasing out fossil fuel boilers. The public sector must renovate 3% of its building space annually.

Experts highlight challenges such as high implementation costs and grid capacity. Achieving these goals requires coordinated legal, financial, and educational efforts. Social awareness and long-term thinking are crucial, as energy-efficient buildings reduce demand, enable broader electrification, and support systemic decarbonization across the economy.

(WBJ)


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