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RenoPass — EPBD Building Renovation Passport Software for EU Property Professionals

The revised EPBD (EU/2024/1275) mandates that all EU Member States introduce national Building Renovation Passport (BRP) schemes by May 29, 2026. These digital passports provide a tailored, step-by-step renovation roadmap for each building, projecting 15-20 years into the future toward zero-emission

Score72/100
Mar 19, 2026
TAM
~€23.9B — European Proptech market by 2030.
SAM
~€500M — Building renovation assessment/certification software specifically (subset of proptech covering EPC, BRP, and energy audit tools).
SOM
~€1-3M in Year 2 — Capturing 300-1000 professional users at €150-250/month in initial markets (Portugal, Belgium/Flanders, France).
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The Problem

The revised EPBD (EU/2024/1275) mandates that all EU Member States introduce national Building Renovation Passport (BRP) schemes by May 29, 2026. These digital passports provide a tailored, step-by-step renovation roadmap for each building, projecting 15-20 years into the future toward zero-emission status.

Here's the catch: there's no standardized software for the certified experts (energy auditors, architects, building inspectors) who will actually create these passports. Current tools are fragmented:

  • EPC (Energy Performance Certificate) software handles energy ratings but not renovation roadmaps.
  • BIM tools are too complex and expensive for residential building assessments.
  • Spreadsheets and Word documents are what most independent energy auditors currently use.

The EPBD requires BRPs to be digital, uploadable to national databases, and storable in digital building logbooks. This isn't optional — it's mandated infrastructure that doesn't exist yet.

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