It’s our mission to promote, educate and facilitate, to develop a strong identity, understanding and demand for the Passive House concept.
A half-day event in Dublin brought together architects, engineers, manufacturers and contractors to explore Passive Product Certification, its role in improving building performance, and the real opportunities it offers across design and delivery.
2025 has been a landmark year for certified Passive House projects in the Republic of Ireland. Certified units rose from 340 in 2024 to 1,129 in 2025, reflecting growing confidence in high-performance building as a practical, scalable solution for Ireland’s housing and climate goals.
This growth is driven by…
In a significant move for sustainable construction, EcoCocon, a leading European manufacturer of prefabricated straw wall panels, has entered into an exclusive partnership with Ecological Building Systems, a well-established distributor of natural building materials in Ireland and the UK.
From rural homes to award-winning social housing, and from retrofits of heritage properties to state-of-the-art schools, Passive House is proving its worth across the country.
Event Details
Explore how Passive Product Certification can transform your approach to construction and building materials. Topics include certification processes, product performance optimization, energy efficiency strategies, and market opportunities. Hear from Dr. Wolfgang Feist …
This leading industry event brings together architects, engineers, policymakers, academics, and construction professionals to explore the latest advancements in low-energy design and Passivhaus construction. Across two days, the conference will offer in-depth presentations, case studies, and technical sessions, along with opportunities for networking and professional development. Both in-person and virtual attendance options are available.
This announcement is to confirm the Passive House Association of Ireland AGM will take place on:
Thursday, 13th March 2025
10:00am
DUBLIN
The exact location of this year’s AGM will be posted shortly.
If you would like an item included on the agenda, please provide details by close of business on the 14th of February. You can submit items to info@phai.ie. The agenda will be posted at this link once confirmed.
Sustainable Comfort - Passive House Principles Explained - Presented by Simon Bell - HLM Architects.
Join us for an online event where we delve into the world of passive house principles and how they contribute to sustainable comfort.Topics covered:
Introduction to Passive House
The core Passive House Principles
Benefits of Passive House Living
Case Studies
Challenges and misconceptions
Resistence of Passive House in a changing climate
Retrofitting Future: Applying Passive House Principles to Existing Homes - Presented by Dr. Barry McCarron
Join us for an exciting online event where we'll delve into the world of Passive House principles and how they can be applied to existing homes. The webinar will cover the following topics:
Introduction to Passive House principles
Challenges of retrofitting existing buildings
Passive House Retrofit Standard - Enerphit
Sustainability and future proffing through retrofitting
Cost considerations and funding options
Enerphit Standard - Case Study
This case study house features a Passive House designed by Zeno Winkens MRIAI in Co. Longford constructed with sustainable Hemp.
This case study house features a Passive House designed by Zeno Winkens MRIAI in Co. Wexford. The dwelling also has a BER of A1.
This case study house features a Passive House designed by Zeno Winkens MRIAI in Co. Wexford. The dwelling also has a BER of A1.
This case study showcases a remarkable transformation of a 1960s semi-detached house in Monkstown, Co. Dublin.
Our Purpose…
The Passive House Association of Ireland is transforming the industry by promoting high-efficiency, sustainable building practices that reduce energy use and environmental impact.
The Passive House Association of Ireland advocates for sustainable building standards, representing the industry's commitment to energy efficiency and environmental responsibility.
The Passive House Association of Ireland promotes professional development and education, equipping industry members with the skills to advance sustainable, energy-efficient building practices.
The Passive House Association of Ireland champions social responsibility and sustainability, fostering building practices that benefit communities and protect the environment.
The Passive House Association of Ireland builds a community of like-minded professionals dedicated to advancing sustainable, energy-efficient building practices.
The Passive House Association of Ireland drives research and development to innovate and refine sustainable building practices for greater energy efficiency and resilience.
