Highlights
Between climate regulation and economic efficiency: data-based strategies for the housing industry
The transformation of the existing building stock is coming under increasing economic pressure: rising construction and operating costs, limited scope for investment, CO₂ pricing, and uncertainties regarding the recoverability of costs and funding. Against this backdrop, the cost-effectiveness of energy efficiency measures in the existing building stock is becoming a key focus.
With the 2026 Panel, we aim to focus the discussion on one key point: cost-effectiveness can only be achieved on the basis of reliable data. Efficiency measures in the existing building stock must now be designed in such a way that they create transparency, underpin decision-making and enable prioritisation – before any major investments are made.
Our speakers discussed how the housing sector can operate sustainably whilst meeting regulatory, economic and social requirements.
This year's speakers
Perspective: Transformation & Systems
Perspective: Technology & Implementation
Legal Perspective & Allocability
Moderation
Nelly Bubenheim
Head of CSR, noventic group
Since July 2022, Nelly Bubenheim has been responsible for sustainability in the Group. This includes both the further development of the Group-wide sustainability strategy and reporting on activities and measures in this field.
