In order to train the country’s engineering community and raise awareness in designing and construction, the Energy Efficiency and Environment in Buildings project (EEEB) has prepared, designed and printed 5200 infographics with the topics of energy efficiency solutions in the building sector and delivered them to the main headquarter of Iran Construction Engineering Organization (IRCEO) for distribution.

A delegation from Energy Efficiency and Environment in Building project (EEEB) along with representatives from Vice-Presidency for Science and Technology and Road, Housing and Urban Development Research Center (BHRC) have paid a visit visited to the project site in October 1400 in order to monitor the construction activities and progress of the low energy units in Andisheh.

The low-energy houses project, which is currently under construction in the new town of Andisheh, is progressing at an acceptable pace and is expected to be operational by December 2021.

In order to review the rules and cooperate in reviewing and editing the existing standards in the field of energy in the building, an online meeting with the presence of stakeholders in the energy sector in the building, including the Office of Strategic Planning and Energy Management in the building, Road and Housing and Urban Development Research Center, IFCO, SATBA, Institute of Standards & Industrial Research of Iran and Building Engineering System was held.

On Monday, December 10, the project of energy efficiency and environment in the building was the amount of the Housing Investment Group to sign a memorandum of cooperation for the implementation of a pilot of low-energy buildings in Tehran province.

The other two online workshops of the "Energy Efficiency and Managing Energy Consumption in Buildings" program were held in collaboration with the Energy Efficiency and Environment in Buildings (EEEB) project and the Sharif Energy Research Institute (SERI).

The Energy Efficiency and Environment in Buildings (EEEB) project and the Road, Housing, and Urban Development Research Center (BHRC) are holding an offline training workshop on how to implement Code 19 of the National Building Regulations.

(Technical Note No. 1: The Experience of China) By: Mohammad Keivanfar Based on the available evidence, the operation of an energy-saving market model that aims to issue energy saving certificates is impossible without financing sources and insurance components. Unfortunately, due to the lower return on investment for the energy efficiency market in Iran, it is more complicated to attract the engagement of banks and financial institutions to provide financial resources.

The Energy Efficiency and Environment in Buildings (EEEB) project, in line with the objectives, set out in the First and second components has designed a National Energy Monitoring System in a building called Building Energy Identification (BEID). This logical platform will be officially established in the country by the Road, Housing, and Urban Development Research Centre in collaboration with other stakeholders.

According to the new edition of the Code 19th of the National Building Regulations and in order to achieve low-energy buildings in the country, the building design is done with the method of energy efficiency in buildings in the platform of software.