Building renovation: where circular economy and climate can meet

Publication Created 14 Jun 2022 Published 07 Jul 2022

Buildings are important in EU environmental and climate policy for several reasons, including their greenhouse gas emissions and high consumption of material resources. Improved design and building techniques will produce highly efficient new buildings but more than 85% of today’s buildings are likely to still be in use in 2050.

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Modelling the Renovation of Buildings in Europe from a Circular Economy and Climate Perspective	Modelling the Renovation of Buildings in Europe from a Circular Economy and Climate Perspective	6.3 MB	07 Jul 2022, 09:59 AM	Published