Energy poverty is a relatively recent issue that affects a good part of the population around the world. It is usually understood to refer to those who cannot afford the energy costs, but it goes much further than that.

The European Union has joined some Spanish municipalities to offer better conditions for energy mortgages, those loans that have better conditions if they are built ecologically.

Many times we overlook that it is the houses, offices, factories, and above all apartments that are the main generators of pollution. Therefore, we must move from having polluting buildings to ecological alternatives.

The Nearly Zero Energy Building highlights energy challenges for the Spanish construction sector, what position are we in to face them?

The advance of radon gas in Spain is a very old danger but until recently was a great unknown. Passivhaus alerts us to its presence and offers various solutions.

Many of our homes are not prepared for the new regulations on electricity consumption or air conditioning. That is why energy rehabilitation can be key in the cities of the future.

Green mortgages have better conditions and discounts than normal ones. This is because improving the consumption of our homes is compensated.

If we learn to regulate ventilation flow, we can ensure that the air circulating in our home is just what we need to improve our comfort and health.

Portugal has managed to produce all its energy cleanly at some point, without relying on fossil fuels. Could the future be that of sustainable countries?

Finally, the CTE adapts to European regulations for Nearly Zero Energy Buildings. What new developments does this bring? We tell you in detail.