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Reference Group Meeting in Copenhagen

The work packages from Nordic Sustainable Construction gathered to hear the latest deliveries from the programme, reflect on the last three years and discuss the future of Nordic collaboration on construction and housing.

Get an overview of the latest results here
Stakeholder survey: Emission-free Construction Sites

Focused on improving the conditions for more climate friendly construction sites, this survey is an essential component of Work Package 4: Emission-Free Construction Sites. The aim is to gather insights from all stakeholders, particularly those working directly on construction sites.

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BIM for Building LCA – Enhancing Nordic Sustainable Construction through Digitalisation

The BIM4LCA projects consists of a wide range of formats to improve climate impact calculation of buildings through digitalisation: Analysis of BIM-based building LCA-process, chart of BIM data requirements, free BIM models to download, video learning material and recommendations to authorities.

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Nordic Climate Forum for Construction 2024

The Nordic countries, Estonia and the EU Commission all shared the latest news and lessons learned on how to regulate the climate impact from new constructions, while Nordic authorities and industry stakeholders mapped and discussed how new climate demands effects the industry.

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The Nordics Aim to be Leading in Sustainable Construction

This week marked a significant gathering of the Nordic Ministers overseeing Housing and Construction. At the meeting, the Ministers declared their wish for the Nordic construction sector to be the most sustainable in the world and recommend that the Nordic Council of Ministers prioritise this area in a new programme.

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NEW ARTICLE from Work Package 3 on Material Hierarchies

In 5 interviews with capacities from within and around the building sector the article explores how we can break the barriers towards sustainable and climate-friendly architecture and construction.

Read more and download the full article here