Climateneutrality
A climate neutral building stock by 2050
Europe must reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050 in response to the climate emergency. The building sector is vital in this transition to climate-neutrality.
No other sector in the EU uses more energy or emits more carbon dioxide. And no other sector offers such a huge opportunity to make a positive difference to people’s lives.
Eurima has published a position paper on how emissions can be reduced to net-zero across buildings’ entire lifespan: ‘A climate-neutral building stock: Mineral wool’s important contribution to bringing EU greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2050.
The policy briefing will be followed by a more detailed roadmap how to realise climate-neutrality in the sector in the course of 2020.
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EurActiv Op-ed: EU agreement on 2050 climate neutrality can help spur a renovation wave
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Press Release: EU agreement on 2050 climate neutrality can mean better buildings for all
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A climate-neutral building stock
Mineral wool’s important contribution to bringing EU greenhouse gas emissions to net-zero by 2050Download | 5Mb