The technical exchange continues with a site visit to Homegrade on 15 October in the morning, invited by The Belgian Peers: Explore with us the Brussels-Capital region’s housing advice and support centre in action. Participation is on registration.

Do you want to give access to ambitious, high quality, safe and simple energy renovation to all your citizens? Do you want to boost your local economic growth ? Do you want to implement local policies complying with EU and national energy and climate goals ? Open a One-Stop Shop for a home energy renovation ! Join this EU Peers event to discuss with your peers why it is a good idea to open a One-Stop Shop; how to do it and what to expect on your home energy renovation journey. The annual EU Peers Summit is also the opportunity to hear more about the Community’s success and network with peers.

Multilevel governance is key to promoting energy renovation within the building sector. We can identify two different types of multilevel governance: one is vertical and requires cooperation between different government authorities from national to local levels. Another one is horizontal between one-stop shops located at the local or regional level. For these one-stop shops, it’s a possibility to establish cooperation commitments for economies of scale and to share their experiences and expertise. The learning lab will explore the potential synergies and the added value of both kinds of cooperation, presenting examples and discussing among participants.