Martina Koßl

Martina Koßl is a Researcher at the Center for Climate Engineering, University for Continuing Education Krems. Her work focuses on sustainable architecture, energy efficiency, and climate policy implementation. She has contributed to multiple research projects evaluating housing subsidies and climate targets in Austria. Key projects include the NÖ WBF 2025 evaluation and the BTA-SOL qualification seminar for building activation in energy-efficient residential structures.

Her research integrates economic and ecological analysis of building technologies, emphasizing climate-resilient design and policy frameworks. Publications include annual reports analyzing the impact of housing subsidies on sustainable building practices. Though no awards are listed, her work demonstrates expertise in bridging technical building innovation with environmental sustainability goals.

• Projects: NÖ WBF 2025 (2021-2025), BTA-SOL (2016-2017)
• Key Focus Areas: Energy-efficient buildings, climate policy evaluation, sustainable construction practices

Her research narrative highlights collaboration with public and private sectors to advance climate targets through building regulations and subsidy mechanisms. No advising roles or grants are explicitly detailed in the records.