The event was a great opportunity to showcase CHRONICLE as part of the movement towards more sustainable development in the built environment. With many talks focusing on how buildings can use renewable energy better, how to improve carbon literacy, on the reuse of construction materials and about data driven material management, CHRONICLE fitted in well. With more than 6000 participants from 135 countries, it was a great platform to bring our project to people’s attention.
Our CHRONICLE project is joining forces with Citizen-led Renovation (CLR) and other fellow projects to share knowledge and best practices in a series of 4 webinars this December. Each session dives into a key challenge — from energy poverty to policy alignment — and showcases innovative solutions from accross Europe.
We are pleased to present our brochure ‘New Digital Tools for the Building Sector’, listing all the digital tools and solutions developed in the CHRONICLE project.
Five Horizon projects – CHRONICLE, PROBONO, REEFLEX, eFORT, and FORTESIE – will come together at Enlit Europe 2025 to host a hybrid Social Innovation Workshop titled ‘Not Just Technology: The Human Side of Innovation Success’. The session will explore how inclusion, trust, and citizen engagement define whether innovation succeeds – both onsite and online.
Standardization experts will present the latest developments in standardization and public policies related to the sustainability of buildings and transport infrastructure.
Our final event is taking place at Enlit 2025, where our consortium will gather to celebrate the achievements and present our innovations on stage and at our stand in the EU Project Zone.
We’re excited to share that the CHRONICLE innovations are now listed on the METABUILDING platform — a major step in amplifying their visibility and potential impact within the European innovation ecosystem.
CHRONICLE will be presented at SP25 by our partner Que Technologies at a workshop on the topic of ‘Building energy efficiency and smart readiness of buildings’.
Our project partners UNE and KTU, in collaboration with the Polytechnic University of Madrid, have published a research article related to the digitalization of environmental data from construction products, published in the journal Buildings.
CHRONICLE proposed the CEN/CENELEC Workshop Agreement (CWA) draft which is now under public consultation until August 21st.
CHRONICLE project partners took part in SmartLivingEPC, a platform that unites experts and stakeholders to discuss the role of digital innovations in creating a more sustainable and energy-efficient built environment.