Green Remodeling Interest Support Resumed After Three Years... Free Consulting Also Available
The South Korean government has resumed its interest support program for green remodeling projects aimed at enhancing the energy performance of buildings after a three-year hiatus.
EU Eco-Folly, Italy at Risk for Green Homes
The European Commission has initiated infringement proceedings against Italy and 18 other EU member states for failing to submit a national renovation plan for green buildings as mandated by EU directives.
Overview: What the two billion from emissions trading is spent on
Estonia has received two billion euros from the EU's emissions trading system, funding transportation, energy efficiency in buildings, and renewable energy projects.
Riviera Tower: The tallest green residential skyscraper in the Mediterranean nears completion – 200 meters high and 170 apartments
The Riviera Tower, set to be the tallest green residential skyscraper in the Mediterranean, is nearing completion with 170 apartments at 200 meters high.
Germany abandons controversial green heating law
Germany's ruling conservatives and social democrats announced the cancellation of a controversial heating law aimed at improving energy efficiency in buildings.
Newly Built Offices: How Green Are Timber Hybrid Buildings?
The article discusses the increasing use of wood in new office constructions in Munich, aiming to reduce emissions, but highlights that the ecological benefits are not guaranteed and depend on various factors.