National Building Renovation Plan (NBRP): translating European rules for your homes

Europe sets stringent requirements for the energy performance of homes and other buildings – and this is not without consequences. That is why the Rijk has now developed the National Building Renovation Plan (NBRP), which translates these ambitions into concrete guidelines that directly feed into real estate strategy. This is not only about homes, but specifically about offices, healthcare, education, logistics and other commercial real estate. If you understand what this plan entails now, you will be better able to steer on costs, quality and long-term resilience.

The plan will set out which buildings are given priority, which minimum energy performance levels will apply, and how progress will be monitored. It will set the direction for everything that will be done around existing buildings in the coming years.

During this panel discussion, we bring together different perspectives: from the Rijk and municipalities to financiers, real estate investors and housing associations. What does the concretisation of the European requirements from EPBD IV mean in practice for the Netherlands? What choices must property owners and managers make already now? And how do you ensure that sustainability remains achievable, affordable and deliverable?

A session packed with interpretation, practical insights and sharp questions about what the NBRP means for your real estate – today and towards 2050.