The construction and real estate industry and the building stock have a key role to play in implementing the Paris Climate Agreement in Germany. The operation of our buildings alone is responsible for around 30 percent of the country's greenhouse gas emissions. A climate-neutral building stock by 2050 is also an objective of the EU Green Deal.
But what does carbon neutrality actually mean? How can one building make a difference? What options already exist and how can they be applied and implemented in practice?
The DGNB seminars on "Carbon Neutral Buildings" look at serial renovation as a method of decarbonising large building stocks, how BIM simplifies the life cycle-oriented planning of buildings, the planning and application of building-integrated photovoltaics and the principle of low-tech in the building sector.
Your benefits
- Bookable individually
- Digital and interactive in small group format
- Direct exchange with lecturers and participants
- Submitted to the Chamber of Architects of Baden-Württemberg and dena for recognition as further education
After successful participation, you will receive a confirmation of participation from us. You can use this, for example, as proof for further education points at the Chamber of Architects in Baden-Württemberg.
DGNB Certification experts can use these seminars to collect DGNB further education points to obtain their licence.
Please note: As the seminars are held in German, please switch to German language settings to make a booking.
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