The transition in construction refers to the shift towards sustainable building practices that reduce the environmental impact of construction activities, as well as to the development of energy efficient strategies, such as low carbon emissions before and during the lifetime of buildings. This transition encompasses various strategies, technologies, and methodologies aimed at promoting energy efficiency, reducing waste, utilizing sustainable materials, and improving the overall sustainability of buildings throughout their lifecycle. The adaptation of a sustainable mindset and the incorporation of emerging innovative techniques are key aspects of promoting the transition in construction. By implementing building practices, investing in sustainable infrastructure development, and using eco-friendly building materials, we can reduce our impact on the environment and create more sustainable communities.
The pathway includes a series of suggested actions by the EU, national governments, and industry towards achieving a greener, resilient, and more digital construction ecosystem. More specifically, energy efficiency, circularity, cycle assessment, databases, skills and talent
This roundtable aims to foster dialogue and innovation, highlighting the construction sector's pivotal role in advancing sustainable development.
JOIN THIS EUROPEAN ROUNDTABLE TO:
Engage with industry professionals to understand the role of construction companies in driving the transition.
Discuss key challenges in promoting green construction, including regulatory, financial, and efficiency aspects, and explore how green skills and innovative techniques can aid in overcoming these difficulties.
Delve into implementing sustainable building practices, integrating eco-friendly materials into projects, and adopting renewable energy technologies, while sharing best practices.