The European Commission has been supporting innovation and market uptake of smart buildings technologies and services by trying to improve awareness and acceptance of building occupants, interoperability between devices and systems, energy optimisation within and between buildings, energy services offered to consumers, or the integration of building flexibility with energy networks.

In November 2020, the project SmartBuilt4EU started, with the objective of supporting and consolidating the Smart Building Innovation Community. In order to unlock the full potential of smart buildings in terms of innovation, energy transition and jobs, SmartBuilt4EU aims to break silos and increase exchanges between innovation, markets and policy.

This brochure contributes to identify innovation leaders demonstrating new technologies and approaches, bringing down barriers or sharing good practices among recent EU- funded projects.