We are pleased to share that on 4-5 March 2026, our project Transforming Invisible Buildings kicked-off in Chemnitz, Germany.
The meeting, organised by Energy Cities, brought together representatives from 5 partner organisations, with the aim to discuss the project’s workplan and set the stage for the succesful achievement of it’s expected outcomes.
Transforming Invisible Buildings aims to address the challenges of energy efficiency and housing affordability by reactivating vacant and underutilised buildings rather than constructing new ones, in Athens, Ljubljana, and Zagreb.
Through vacancy mapping, building reactivation into municipal systems and One-Stop-Shop (OSS) services, policy labs and capacity-building workshops, the project aims to reduce emissions, optimise energy consuption, foster a climate-neutral built environment in the three cities, and replicate the results that will be produced within the project in six additional cities.
Learn more about the project here.
