Reduction Roadmap 3.0 points to a significant reduction in the climate impact of construction if Denmark is to stay within the Paris Agreement’s 1.5-degree target.

But how do we get there? What needs to change in the way we design, build and regulate the built environment to bring the average limit value for new construction down to 4.6 kg CO₂-eq./m²/year?

On 7 September, EFFEKT co-founder Sinus Lynge will join Steffen Maagaard (Artelia Denmark) and Mikkel Schlesinger (CEBRA) at the Danish Architecture Center (Dansk Arkitektur Center) for a DAC Dialogue on what the new climate requirements could mean for the construction industry.

Together, they will present Reduction Roadmap 3.0 and outline possible pathways towards aligning construction with climate science and the Paris Agreement. The presentation will set the stage for a broader debate with politicians, researchers and industry representatives ahead of the upcoming revision of the Building Regulations.

Politicians:
- Signe Wenneberg, Housing Spokesperson, the Alternative (ALT)
- Lars Aagaard, Spokesperson for energy, utilities, domestic affairs, economic affairs, and finance, The Moderates (M)
- Marianne Bigum, Spokesperson for the circular economy, marine environment and business, The Green Left (SF)
- Anders Storgaard, Spokesperson for climate, energy, utilities and housing, The Conservative People’s Party (KF)

The building industry:
- Christian Nørgaard, Project Director, KIRKBI
- Lone Feifer, Director of Sustainable Buildings, VELUX
- Rasmus Brandt Lassen, Director, DI Byggeri – Confederation of Danish Industry
- Harpa Birgisdóttir, Professor and Head of Section, BUILD, Aalborg University
- Emmilie Joy Hansen, Spokesperson, Apprentices for Sustainability

Location: Danish Architecture Centre (DAC)
Date: Monday, September 7th 2026
Time: 15:30–17:30

The event is free, but requires registration: https://lnkd.in/eyFziAgR