Energy efficiency

Building energy efficiency in Italy: one in two homes rated F or G

In 2025, 46% of Energy Performance Certificates (Attestati di Prestazione Energetica, or APE) issued for residential buildings fell into energy classes F and G, up by two percentage points on the previous year. Just 11% of certified properties were in classes A1–A4, down from 14% in 2024. These figures come from Saie — the Construction Fair for design, building and systems — based on SIAPE data. They highlight the challenges facing Italy’s housing stock and bring energy refurbishment back into focus ahead of the event’s 60th edition, taking place at BolognaFiere between 7 and 10 October 2026.
Italy Appliance Bonus 2025

Italy's Appliance Bonus 2025: how to upgrade your home efficiently

If you live in Italy and are thinking of upgrading your home appliances, the 2025 appliance bonus could help you save money while replacing old, inefficient devices. After being announced in the Official Gazette in early October and confirmed by the MIMIT decree of 22 October 2025, the scheme is now operational.
110 Superbonus in Italy

Italy's Superbonus 110% for non-residents

Italy's Superbonus is a 110% tax credit of the expenditure made in order to improve a home’s energy efficiency, as well as lower its seismic risk. How does the 110 per cent superbonus work for non-residents in Italy?