New EU Rules and Grid Congestion: Join the Net-Zero Buildings Summit
On November 20th, the Net-Zero Buildings Summit will bring together Europe’s leading architects, developers, investors, and innovators to accelerate the shift to energy-positive real estate.
Unique to this event is that players from adjacent sectors present cross-border solutions to address the energy shortage.
As Strategic Partner, BIPV.world invites you to be part of this cross-sector event — where regulation, business, and technology converge.
🔍 Why you should attend
✅ From EU policy to practice - Learn how upcoming regulation (by 2030: no fossil fuels in new builds) impacts your projects and competitiveness.
✅ Real-world examples and business cases - Discover projects that prove sustainability and profitability can go hand in hand.
✅ Cross-industry networking - Meet decision-makers from real estate, energy, and construction in one place.
✅ Innovation on display - From BIPV facades to Click-&-Go mounting, see the technologies shaping net-zero buildings.
✅ Net congestion issues - Get practical insights, solutions and approaches.
📅 Event Details & Registration
🗓 20 November 2025
📌 Postillion Hotel & Convention Centre WTC, Rotterdam
" The summit will bring together asset managers, real estate developers, solution providers (EMS, BIPV, BESS, EV), architects, and C-level decision makers - making it a unique cross-sector event where real estate and energy worlds converge."
This event is also part of our contributions to the MASS-IPV project (Task 6.2), which focuses on the communication and dissemination of innovative IPV solutions. MASS-IPV and BIPV.world / BIPV Projects are strategic partners in this event. Many consortium partners will contribute as speakers, participants, and advisory board members — strengthening the visibility of our joint efforts.
We look forward to seeing you in Rotterdam — and supporting your journey to net-zero buildings.
The MASS-IPV project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement No 101135299