EU Taxonomy Regulation (EUTAX) The EU taxonomy is a transparency tool for companies and investors that makes sustainable activities comparable. Find out more
Net Zero Industry Act The Net Zero Industry Act is intended to ensure that more clean technologies are produced in the EU. Find out more
Effort Sharing Regulation National emission reduction targets are defined in the Effort Sharing Regulation. Find out more
EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) EU regulation on the making available on the market of certain products associated with deforestation and forest degradation. Find out more
Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) The SFDR is intended to make sustainable investing more transparent and simpler. Find out more
Textile Labelling Regulation The Textile Labelling Regulation regulates fibre labelling and the labelling of products of animal origin. Find out more
Recycling Building Materials Regulation The Austrian regulation specifies requirements that must be met when demolishing structures. Find out more
EU Construction Products Regulation (CPR) The CPR creates harmonised conditions for the marketing of construction products throughout the EU. Find out more
EU Battery Regulation (BATT2) The battery regulation covers the entire life cycle of the battery, as well as the establishment of the digital battery passport Find out more
Ecodesign for Suistainable Products Regulation (ESPR) The ESPR is intended to ensure that only durable, repairable and energy-efficient products are traded. Find out more
EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) The CBAM ensures that imports are subject to the same emission prices as products produced in the EU. Find out more
REACh regulation (Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and Restriction of Chemicals) REACh was introduced to ensure a comprehensive level of protection for the trade and use of chemicals in Europe. Find out more
Classification, Labelling and Packaging Regulation (CLP) The CLP Regulation is an international system for the classification, labelling and packaging of substances and mixtures. Find out more
Energy Taxation Directive The Energy Taxation Directive contains provisions for the taxation of energy products and electricity. Find out more
Renewable Energy Directive (RED III) The directive aims to obtain 32% of energy from renewable sources by 2030. Find out more
Emissions Trading Directive (EHS I) This directive obliges companies to hold an emissions certificate for every tonne of CO₂ emitted. Find out more
Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) The Industrial Emissions Directive is the most important EU instrument for regulating pollution from industrial plants. Find out more
Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition The directive protects consumers from misleading environmental claims and unfair claims. Find out more
Energy Efficiency Directive (EED III) Energy efficiency must be taken into account by EU countries in all decisions in the energy and non-energy sectors. Find out more
Right to Repair (R2R) The Right to Repair is intended to facilitate the repair of defective products and promote sustainable consumption. Find out more
EU Packaging Directive The focus here is on the entire life cycle of the packaging, sustainability and recyclability. Find out more
Directive on Sustainability Reporting The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) sets out uniform, mandatory European reporting standards. Find out more
EPBD - Energy Performance of Buildings Directive This directive aims to make the building sector in the EU more climate-neutral by 2050. Find out more
OIB Guideline 7 The OIB Guideline 7 covers the sustainable use of natural resources in the building sector. Find out more
EU Waste Framework Directive The EU Waste Framework Directive defines when certain waste is no longer considered waste. Find out more
Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) The supply chain guideline aims to improve social and ecological standards along global activity chains. Find out more
The Critical Raw Material Act The Critical Raw Material Act is intended to strengthen domestic supply chains and promote partnerships. Find out more
Nature Restoration Law The Nature Restoration Law is intended to restore threatened ecosystems to a good state. Find out more
The European Climate Law The legal anchoring of the goal of making the European economy and society climate-neutral by 2050. Find out more
Digital Building Logbook The consolidation of building data in a central data repository to facilitate the exchange of information. Find out more
European Industrial Strategy It is intended to make EU industry more competitive worldwide and strengthen Europe's open strategic autonomy. Find out more
EU Biodiversity Strategy The EU Biodiversity Strategy aims to protect biodiversity and reduce further losses. Find out more
EU Chemicals Strategy for Sustainability The Chemicals Strategy aims to better protect citizens and the environment from harmful chemicals. Find out more
Farm to Fork Strategy The EU's main aim is to make food healthier and more sustainable with its ‘Farm to Fork’ Strategy. Find out more
The naBe Action Plan for Sustainable Public Procurement in Austria The naBe action plan regulates how and in what quality the public sector makes purchases. Find out more
EU Circular Economy Action Plan Initiatives that affect the entire life cycle of products and are designed to protect the environment. Find out more
EU Action Plan for Pollution-free Air, Water and Soil Strive for the 2050 vision of minimising pollution so that it no longer poses a risk to health and the environment. Find out more
European Climate Pact The European Climate Pact invites everyone to participate in climate protection and make Europe greener. Find out more
The New European Bauhaus (NEB) The NEB is a movement that combines sustainability, aesthetics and inclusivity. Find out more
Renovation Wave The EU Commission wants to at least double the renovation rate over the next ten years and ensure greater efficiency. Find out more
'Fit for 55' 'Fit for 55' contains proposals for revising and updating EU legislation and proposals for new initiatives. Find out more
EU Ecolabel The aim is to help consumers identify more environmentally friendly and healthier products and services. Find out more
Level(s) Level(s) is an assessment and reporting tool for the sustainability performance of buildings. Find out more
ESG Certifications ESG certification is a process in which the company is reviewed with regard to ESG aspects. Find out more
Natureplus natureplus eco-label is awarded to building products that conserve resources, protect the climate and are healthy to live in. Find out more
Eco-index OI3 OI3 assesses the ecological quality of materials on the basis of environmental indicators. Find out more
Ecolabels and Environmental Declarations Environmental labels according to ISO 14025 characterise products with high environmental performance and strict requirements. Find out more
IBO Certification Mark for Construction Products The Austrian Institute for Building Biology and Ecology promotes sustainable architecture and tests building products quality. Find out more
ÖGNI The ÖGNI is a non-governmental organization dedicated to establishing sustainability in the construction & real estate industry. Find out more
klimaaktiv klimaaktiv is the climate protection initiative of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Find out more
Blue Angel The Blue Angel certification characterises environmentally friendly products and services. Find out more
DGNB DGNB certification assesses buildings in terms of their ecological, economic, social and functional sustainability. Find out more
LEED LEED certification is an internationally recognised system for evaluating environmentally friendly and sustainable buildings Find out more
BREEAM BREEAM certification is an internationally recognised system for assessing the sustainability of buildings. Find out more
Just Transition Fund JTF The JTF aims to ensure that the transition to a climate-neutral economy is fair. Find out more