Buildings in timber construction – Austrian Timber Initiative
The “Buildings in timber construction – CO2 bonus” subsidy is a temporary subsidy program of the Austrian federal government and is part of the “Forest Fund” subsidy program.
The “Buildings in timber construction – CO2 bonus” subsidy is a temporary subsidy program of the Austrian federal government and is part of the “Forest Fund” subsidy program.
In collaboration with the University of Applied Sciences – Campus Vienna, the Global Forum On Sustainable Energy (GFSE) held the event “Green Skills in the Sustainable Building Sector”. The event addressed current critical challenges in the field of sustainable building, while offering a distinct opportunity for the keynote speakers to engage in dialogue with the audience.
The EU-funded RENOINVEST Consortium has successfully concluded the first international roundtable meeting in Slovenia at Megra Fair on April 18th, 2024. The roundtable emphasized the “one-stop shop” approach, promoting dialogue and collaboration to advance sustainable practices in energy transition and finance within participant countries and the EU.
The support service for Citizen-led renovation initiative aims to empower energy communities and put citizens in the driving-seat for energy efficiency renovations. It is inviting energy communities to participate in the initiative. Whether they are well-established, newly founded or still in the planning phase, all energy communities can respond to the call for participation, launched on 10 April 2024.
The comprehensively revised Renewable Energy Directive (RED III), which came into force on November 20, 2023, sets, among other things, higher targets for the share of renewable energy in the gross final energy consumption of the member states by 2030.
The amendment to the European Buildings Directive has led to a political agreement in the European Council and the European Parliament. The most important points of the new regulations are summarized here.
City of the Future is a research and technology programme of the Federal Ministry for Climate Protection BMK. It is run on behalf of the BMK by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency together with Austria Wirtschaftsservice Gesellschaft mbH and the Austrian Society for Environment and Technology ÖGUT.
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