TALKS
Sustainable Hour: ESG in Focus – Powered by Erste
November 7, 2024 | 5:30 PM
As part of the lecture series Sustainable Hour: ESG in Focus – Powered by Erste, we are proud to announce the third lecture, scheduled for Thursday, November 7, 2024, at 5:30 PM at Urania – Space of Creation. This session will cover the topic of transitioning homes to energy independence and review the current market offerings for property energy renovation.
Energy independence is increasingly important as we face the growing challenges of climate change, rising energy costs, and the need to reduce carbon emissions. The lecture will explore how modern technologies and innovative systems can transform homes and buildings into energy-independent spaces, reducing energy costs and environmental impact.
Key Topics of the Lecture:
Energy Transition – How can homes and buildings be transformed to operate independently from centralized energy systems?
Solutions for Property Energy Renovation – An overview of market offerings aligned with the latest trends in sustainable construction and building renovation.
Technologies and Financial Incentives – A look at technologies that improve energy efficiency and the financial measures available to support property renovation investments.
ESG Standards and Sustainable Business Practices – How ESG principles drive investment in energy renovation and the long-term positive effects of these investments.
Speakers:
- Ana Laslo - Head of Credit Business Development for Private Clients, Erste&Steiermärkische Bank d.d.
- Irena Križ Šelendić – Director of the Directorate for Energy Efficiency in Buildings, Projects, and EU Programs
- Željka Hrs Borković – Director and Board Member, SAEPTUM d.o.o.
- Vjeran Piršić – President of the Eko Kvarner Association
Moderator:
- Romana Ilić, Director of Urania Association
This lecture is ideal for those interested in learning more about energy efficiency, independence, and renovation—whether you’re a real estate professional, architect, urban planner, property owner, or builder. It will also benefit anyone interested in understanding how ESG principles influence the real estate sector and can be applied to both daily business operations and personal life.
Seats are limited, so please reserve your spot here. Admission is free!
