Editorial
When a game-changing idea transitions from being a futuristic vision promoted by pioneering thought leaders to a cornerstone objective in regional masterplans, the going gets tough. Sustainable development is indeed one of those ideas. Take the EU Parliament’s March 12 approval of the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive as an example: it aims for climate neutrality in real estate by 2050, turning wishful aspirations into an imperative and adding yet another complex issue to government agendas across the continent. This directive not only stirs political discourse but also poses financial implications for nations, businesses, and citizens alike. What are the issues implied? What can the construction industry do? Read more...
