A two-day low-cost conference organized by the Romania, Poland and
Hungary GBCs
with a focus on the CEE region – to explore the improving business case
for eco-efficient design and sustainable construction in an environment
of rising energy prices, more stringent building codes, newly available
technology and growing environmental concern. Build Green CEE will
bring together visionary investors, real estate developers,
construction companies, architects, engineers, technology and service
providers, building management companies, real estate agencies,
students and professors, Green Building Councils representatives, NGOs,
media and public authorities eager to explore and benefit from the
opportunities of building green.
The Central East European region will account for the majority of new
construction in Europe and will require extensive energy efficient
retrofits of its existing built environment. Build Green CEE: Energy
Efficient and Ecological Design for the Region will explore the
improving business case for eco-efficient design and sustainable
construction in an environment of rising energy prices, more stringent
building codes, newly available technology and growing environmental
concern.
We have an excellent line up of speakers, including Rick Fedrizzi – CEO
of the USGBC, Diana Uerge-Vorsatz – part of the Nobel prize winning UN
Framework Convention on Climate Change, Jerry Yudelson – a leading
green building expert and author of numerous green building
publications, Paul King - Chief Executive of the UK Green Building
Council, Agnes Vorbrodt-Schurma - Principal of VvS | Architects &
Consultants, an international practice specializing in sustainable
design and consulting, Duygu Erten - founding Vice President and CEO of
the Green Building Council of Turkey.
You can check out the confirmed speakers’ profile, find out more about
the agenda and the registration process at www.BuildGreenCEE.org
Build Green CEE
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Type of Event | Conference
City | Budapest ( Hungary )
Geographic Coverage | International
Theme | Energy policies, Legislation, regulations, standards, Energy performance certification, Building envelope (walls, windows,...), Heating, domestic hot water, Air conditioning, cooling, ventilation, air infiltration, Lighting, Controls, energy management systems, Energy efficiency technologies and materials, Energy sources, district heating / cooling, cogeneration, On-site renewable energy sources, Residential buildings, Public and non residential buildings, Very low energy buildings, Building operation, monitoring, energy management, Thermal comfort, indoor air quality, acoustics, Inspection, Calculation, simulation, Training and education, Financing, socio-economics, Campaigning and awareness raising, Environmental issues related to buildings, General
Event Languages | English
Event website URL(s) | http://www.buildgreencee.org
The event is designed to provide a low-cost opportunity to learn about multiple countries with emerging markets for green building solutions and to provide information on market demand and regulatory frameworks for companies interested to export their products and services.
The event will be a meeting point for all the key decision makers in the area of green buildings (representatives of Green Building Councils and their member companies, public authorities from the country level and EU level, investors, real estate developers and providers of green solutions).
Join the event to...
- meet the key stakeholders in construction industry (developers, investors, architects, engineers, providers of green building products and services)
- analyze the current market conditions and hear about opportunities for building green throughout Central and Eastern Europe
- get informed about financing mechanisms for the sustainable construction sector in different countries in the region
- to find out about the legislative conditions
- to learn about the different voluntary rating/certification programs for green buildings
Illustrations | 
Contact event | www.buildgreencee.org | steven.borncamp@rogbc.org | +40 (0)21 222 5135
Source Languages | English
Additional documents |
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