MEHI and Energiaklub is organising a mini-conference focusing on the Hungarian implementation of the EU Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPBD).

The 8th meeting of the EU Peers Hungarian community will take place after the decision-makers’ roundtable. The roundtable will be organised as a mini-conference focusing on the Hungarian implementation of the EPBD, the EU directive on the energy performance of buildings.

The webinar themed, ‘Turning Energy Poverty Indicators into Local Renovation Support (EPAH Technical Assistance Call)’, is focused on translating energy poverty data into practical local renovation support.

Learn how different business models shape the operation, scalability, and long-term viability of One-Stop Shops (OSS) for home renovation. This learning lab provides a structured and practice-oriented exploration of public, private, and hybrid OSS models across Europe, helping participants understand how organisational choices influence service delivery, financial sustainability, and customer experience.

Across Europe, 34 million people are affected by energy poverty struggling to heat their homes in winter or cool them in summer. With 75% of the EU building stock still energy inefficient, the need for accessible renovation support has never been greater. One-stop shops are uniquely positioned to bridge this gap. This Learning Lab equips OSS practitioners with practical, replicable approaches to identify, reach and support energy-poor households from outreach strategies to financing mechanisms to tailored renovation roadmaps.