Register for Passive & NZEB Construction
Your registration is for Pharma & Medtech Conference & Exhibition.
Loading registration form…
Explore the programme
Passive & NZEB Construction
The Passive & NZEB Water & Wastewater Expo, part of the All-Ireland Water & Wastewater Expo 2026, focuses on advancing energy efficiency, conservation, and high-performance building standards in Ireland. Taking place on 2nd–3rd April 2025 at the National Arena, Sport Ireland Campus, Blanchardstown, Dublin, this event explores the latest innovations in Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) and Passive Construction. These building approaches prioritize energy reduction, renewable energy integration, and superior energy performance to meet Ireland’s evolving Building Regulations. Attendees will gain practical advice on compliance, energy ratings, and technologies that enable sustainable construction and reduce energy consumption.
Get your free ticket WhenNovember 5th, 2026
WhereThe Leopardstown Pavilion, Dublin, Ireland
Plan your dayExplore the agenda ↗The big picture
Ideas with real-world impact.
Passive & NZEB Water & Wastewater at the NCS
Explore the possibilities
What is shaping the conversation?
- The latest trends in Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) and Passive Construction
- Ireland’s evolving Building Regulations and their impact on energy performance standards
- Innovations in high-performance glazing, insulation, and airtight construction
- The integration of heat pumps, heat recovery systems, and group heating systems
- Exploring nanotechnology for power, heat, and transport applications
- Benefits of demand-controlled ventilation systems for energy optimization
- Strategies for reducing energy consumption and enhancing renewable energy use
- Practical advice on energy ratings and compliance with NZEB standards
- Showcasing energy-efficient products and technologies from leading suppliers
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
Find your communityMake new connections ↗
For the people moving industry forward.
- Architects and designers specializing in energy-efficient buildings
- Builders and developers creating NZEB and Passive-certified homes and offices
- Energy consultants focused on conservation and renewable integration
- Facility managers optimizing energy use in public and private buildings
- Policy makers and regulators ensuring compliance with energy standards
- Suppliers of high-performance construction materials and systems
- Professionals in heating, cooling, and ventilation systems industries
- Engineers and contractors working on energy-efficient building projects
- Educational institutions and researchers advancing sustainable building methods
Looking ahead
From insight to action.
Ireland is a leader in promoting Nearly Zero Energy Buildings (NZEB) and Passive Construction to align with national climate goals and the EU Energy Performance of Buildings Directive. Since the NZEB standard became mandatory for all new buildings in 2020, the construction industry has rapidly adopted advanced technologies such as high-performance glazing, airtight construction, and heat recovery systems. Ireland’s Sustainable Energy Authority (SEAI) is driving further innovation with support for on-site renewable energy generation and demand-controlled ventilation systems. As energy efficiency and decarbonization become top priorities, Irish builders and developers are focusing on integrating heat pumps, group heating systems, and cutting-edge materials like nanotechnology to bridge the energy gap sustainably.
Be part of it
