This policy report developed in the framework of EU Peers brings together country-specific recommendations for the Baltic countries, France, Hungary, Ireland, Italy and Spain. It identifies concrete policy actions and institutional changes needed to strengthen OSS ecosystems and enable them to reach their full potential.

This report outlines how One-Stop Shops can accelerate residential building renovation by providing integrated guidance, technical support, and financing. It recommends establishing OSS as essential renovation infrastructure, supported by strong policy frameworks, sustainable financing, and effective market design to scale energy-efficient home renovations across Europe.

The document presents the response to the hearing and public information of the Spanish Royal Decree regulating the National Housing Plan 2026-2030. It was prepared in the framework of the Spanish EU Peers Community platform in October 2025

The report presents three exemplary One-Stop Shops from Ireland, France and Austria. It then outlines the current situation in Hungary, followed by a concluding chapter with recommendations on which Western European practices could and should be adapted to the Hungarian context.

Recommendations gathering for EPBD recast policy influence

Interview with Pablo Hayali, Healthy Homes Department Coordinator and Social Worker at Getafe Municipal Land and Housing Company (EMSV Getafe)

A two-day mentoring session, bringing together participants from across Europe to explore and strengthen knowledge around Integrated Home Renovation Services (IHRS) and One-Stop Shops (OSS). It included a capacity building session on the first day

In this Who is Who session, Kieran Cunnane presents the Warm Home Hub, an Irish one-stop shop supporting homeowners through their energy renovation journey. The session covers the Hub's operational model, its engagement with local communities, and the practical challenges of delivering integrated renovation services in Ireland.