Hungarian Community of Practice

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The Hungarian EU Peers Community, coordinated by Energiaklub, brings together key players to strengthen one-stop shop (OSS) services for home energy renovations across Hungary. In one year, the community has grown to 21 members—including OSS providers for both family homes andcondominiums, NGOs, municipalities, researchers, EEOS auditors, and finance experts—representing both Budapest and rural areas. The mission is to advocate for high-quality OSS models, support their expansion, and connect stakeholders such as banks, real estate companies, and awareness-raising organisations withthe renovation ecosystem.

Members actively participate in regular online and in-person meetings,which focus on renovation subsidies, policy advocacy, and best practices. With a growing interest in grant opportunities, the community plans to tailor meetings to better serve family house and condominium OSS providers, while still fostering shared dialogue. Between sessions, collaboration continues via HumHub and email, where members share research, funding opportunities, and upcoming events.

The community plays a key role in influencing national and local policy. For example, it has contributed to the design of Budapest’s planned renovationsubsidy for condominiums and engages with ministries on key initiatives likethe Social Climate Fund. Joining the Hungarian community offers members thechance to stay informed, shape public programmes, and build meaningful partnerships that support energy-efficient renovations across the country.

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EU Peers Community of Practice in Hungary

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Community Manager
szecsi@energiaklub.hu

Ilona Szecsi, Energiaklub

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Despite the undeniable benefits of deep home renovations—lower emissions, better health, improved comfort—the pace of adoption remains far too slow. Financial barriers, lack of trust, and fragmented governance continue to hinder progress. The recent EU Peers policy paper sheds light on how to turn this around: by promoting innovative financing, leveraging Integrated Home Renovation Services (IHRS), and establishing supportive policy frameworks that make renovations accessible and impactful. These recommendations form a practical and scalable strategy to turn energy efficiency into the new norm—across all income levels and housing types.
On 9 May, Energiaklub organised the fifth Hungarian EU Peers community meeting, bringing together 14 professionals from across the one-stop shop (OSS) ecosystem. Participants included providers focused on single-family and multi-apartment buildings, as well as organisations supporting OSSs through finance, research, and international projects.
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