Promoting the decarbonization of Spain’s building stock is not only a climate goal, but also an economic and social opportunity that calls for new forms of financing, collaboration, and governance. alinnea, together with the city platform citiES2030 and the IE University School of Architecture and Design, has presented at the IE University Paper Pavilion in Madrid the results of its work on the climate resilience of Spain’s real estate sector — the outcome of nearly two years of multi-stakeholder dialogue involving all relevant actors.

The organization participated in the most relevant energy event for Latin America and the Caribbean, where it presented the report “Accelerating Investments in Green Industry in Latin America” and contributed to the debate on incentives for energy efficiency.

In the context of European Mobility Week, on Monday 22 September alinnea was invited to take part in a new session of the Mobility Institute Talks series, convened by the Mobility Institute and dedicated to analyzing the current situation of electric vehicles in Spain and the main challenges for their development.