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The session will focus on a practical question: how can energy communities, One-Stop Shops, local authorities and energy agencies work together in the home renovation process while maintaining clear and complementary roles? After a short introduction to the topic and the wider link between OSS and energy communities, two case studies from Spain and Italy will present how cooperation works in practice. Participants will then discuss the different models in breakout groups and reflect on possible lessons for their own territories.

At the 11th meeting, we will review the main developments of the past few months in Hungary. It will be also discussed how to strengthen our advocacy efforts to ensure that renovation programmes for both single-family homes and condominium buildings are launched as soon as possible.

How can renovation policies better reach the people and buildings that need the most support? That will be the central question at the autumn JustReno Townhall Meeting in Budapest, where representatives from Hungary’s Ministry of Energy, municipalities from across the country, researchers, and housing experts come together to discuss the future of socially just building renovation in Hungary.

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