Ready for carbon neutral by 2050? Assessing ambition levels in new building standards across the EU

A failure to decarbonise newly constructed buildings could prevent the EU from achieving its climate targets for 2030 and 2050. The buildings sector accounts for 36% of the EU’s carbon emissions and 40% of its energy use. Given this sizeable footprint, it is critical to ensure that new buildings are NZEBs so that their energy and carbon impact is reduced as much as possible.

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