On May 6th and 7th, Riva del Garda (TN) successfully hosted REbuild 2025, the key event for sustainable innovation in the construction sector. The event brought together over 80 international experts and opinion leaders to discuss crucial topics such as ESG, innovative materials, energy efficiency, and digital transformation, with a focus on the synergy between people, technologies, and skills.
Glass to Power participated in this important event, with the goal of exploring new collaboration opportunities and establishing strategic contacts within the dynamic world of sustainable Real Estate. Our presence allowed us to immerse ourselves in the most cutting-edge discussions and understand the future directions of the sector.
REbuild 2025 reaffirmed its position as a fundamental hub for the future of Real Estate, featuring 16 conferences and 4 workshops that centered on the theme of connection and the sharing of ideas for a future where innovation serves sustainability and living well, summarized in the motto “Connect minds, enable innovation.” A highlight was the presentation of the “Manifesto for the Future of Construction,” a document gathering insights and visions emerging from the discussions among participants, with the ambition of guiding the transformation of the sector towards greener and more responsible models.
The macro-themes of ESG, Construction, Materials, Energy, and Digital provided the framework for stimulating debates, enriched by concrete testimonies and innovative strategies. The focus on sustainability in Real Estate was a common thread, as also highlighted by the study of the REbuild Observatory, which emphasized that over 80% of operators consider compliance with ESG criteria to be fundamental.
Glass to Power’s participation in REbuild 2025 demonstrates our constant commitment to staying up-to-date on the latest industry trends and actively seeking partners to develop and implement innovative solutions such as our Heli-On technology for Building Integrated Photovoltaics (BIPV), thus contributing to a more sustainable future for the built environment.
