Energy communities are becoming more involved in citizen engagement, local energy services and, in some cases, home renovation. At the same time, One-Stop Shops (OSS), local authorities and energy agencies are often operating in the same territories and addressing closely related renovation challenges.
This opens up opportunities for cooperation, but also raises a simple question: Who does what? In some scenarios, their roles can overlap, especially around advice, awareness raising, identifying renovation needs, and supporting households through the renovation process.
In this session, through 2 different study cases from Italy and Spain, we will look at how these actors can work together in practice, with clear and complementary roles.
Join us for this lessons-learned session! You will have the opportunity to engage, ask questions, and reflect on how these insights can inform our OSS practice across Europe!
Why attend?
- Hear two practical examples of cooperation between energy communities, OSS and local authorities;
- Compare different ways of dividing roles and responsibilities;
- Exchange challenges and experiences with peers from other countries;
- Identify ideas that could be relevant for participants’ own OSS or renovation ecosystems.
Schedule
10:00–10:05 | Welcome
Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE
10:05–10:10 | Updates from the EU Peers Community
Jenny-Claire Keilmann, Climate Alliance
10:10–10:15 | Intro to the topic
Claudiu Viorel Raica, Asociatia Cetatea Viitorului / CEL VERDE, Romania
10:15–10:25 | OSS and Energy Communities
Elodie Bossio, FEDARENE
10:25–10:45 | Case Study: How OSS, local authorities and energy communities divide roles and work together
Ermen Llobet, OECOOP, Spain
10:45–11:05 | Case Study: Role of energy communities in renovation, citizen engagement and cooperation with OSS
Mauro Comaglia, CER Sinergie, Italy
11:05–11:20 | Breakout discussion
Moderated by Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE
11:20–11:30 | Wrap-up and conclusions
Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE
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