The French Community of Practice is based on the know-how of over ten years of third-party financing companies, pioneers in the one-stop-shop approach. The Community is also leveraging on a French project aiming at creating an Energy Renovation Bank (FIDEO), which involves creating a shared digital platform for the overall management of deep renovation projects: technical, loans and subsidies. This project is gradually bringing together most of the national players, permitting to create a positive dynamic towards the EU Peers network.
The manager of the French Community platform is Sébastien Descours, from Filao Labs.
EU Peers Community of Practice in France
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Successful Italian EU Peers capacity building on the implementation of One-Stop Shops for energy renovation.
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