OBSERVE will participate in the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026

The OBSERVE project is pleased to announce its participation in the European Sustainable Energy Week 2026, taking place from 9 to 11 June in Brussels and online.

Organised around the theme “A clean, secure and competitive Energy Union”, this major European event will bring together policymakers, researchers, industry representatives, public authorities and EU-funded projects to exchange ideas and solutions for advancing the clean energy transition.

For OBSERVE, EUSEW 2026 represents an important opportunity to connect with other European initiatives and contribute to discussions on energy efficiency, building stock data, and the implementation of more sustainable policies across Europe.

Through its work, OBSERVE supports the development of National Building Stock Observatories and helps strengthen the use of reliable data to guide energy renovation strategies. Participating in EUSEW will allow the project to share its perspective, learn from other initiatives, and take part in wider conversations on how Europe can move towards a cleaner and more efficient built environment.

The event will take place from 9 to 11 June 2026, both in Brussels and online.

More information about the programme and registration is available on the official EUSEW website :
https://sustainable-energy-week.ec.europa.eu/index_en

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