Online Forum

Nordic Climate Forum for Construction 2024

11september

Watch or rewatch the open and online part of the sixth annual Nordic Climate Forum for Construction September 11th 9.00- 12.30. Get the newest updates from all the Nordics countries and Estonia on how the regulation of the climate impact from construction is progressing and how it links to EU regulation, when keynote speakers from the EU Commission, Nordic authorities and construction companies maps and discuss the latest development and how it effects the industry.

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• What kind of regulation and delegated acts do we see in the near future?
• How has regulations been received by the industry?
• And where should the focus be when it comes to harmonisation in the Nordics as well as Europe?

Nordic countries are showing global ambition in efforts to mitigate climate change and reduce the environmental impacts. Activities in the construction and real estate sector give rise to a significant part of the climate emissions, resources use and waste generated. Therefore, the green, digital, circular and resilient transition of the building sector is high on the agenda, and development of building regulations concerning climate emissions based on life-cycle assessments is ongoing in all Nordic countries, Estonia and beyond. As part of this ongoing work, we arrange the sixth annual Nordic Climate Forum for Construction.

Presentations 1 of 3

Opening words, Kristina Einarsson, Boverket, moderator

Greetings from the Swedish government, Andreas Carlsson, Minister for Infrastructure and Housing, (video)

EU outlook and update about relevant EU policies on climate impact from buildings and construction products, Phillippe Moseley at European Commission and Luzie Rück at Viegand Maagøe contracted by the European Commission

Nordic outlook State of the art of the Nordic regulation and highlights from Nordic Sustainable Construction, Thomas Johansson at Boverket and Helle Redder Momsen at Nordic Sustainable Construction

Presentations 2 of 3

Experiences from decided climate regulation from the authority’s Detailed information and experiences in Denmark, Norway and Sweden. How has it been received, what works well and less well. Proposal on harmonisation. 
Niels Bruus Varming at Danish Authority of Social Services and Housing in Denmark, Ingunn Marton at Norwegian Building Authority and Kristina Einarsson at Boverket in Sweden

Presentations 3 of 3

Experience from decided climate regulation from the industry What to focus on in Nordic harmonisation? How has it been received, what works well and less well. Proposal on harmonisation.
Christian Mølholm and Marcus Hedman at NREP in Denmark, Ben Toscher at Norgehus in Norway and Jeanette Sveder Lundin at Skanska in Sweden

More on upcoming regulation in Finland, Estonia and Iceland
Maria Tiainen at Ministry of Environment in Finland, Hannamary Seli at Ministry of Climate in Estonia, Elin Thorolfsdottir at Housing and Construction Authority of Iceland

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