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Eleven EU Peers consortium partners are teaming up with eleven, freshly appointed, EU Peers Advisory Board members. Their mission is a bit more complex than playing a football match and will last longer than 90 minutes. They are putting their heads together to help EU Peers strengthen the Integrated Home Renovation Services (IHRS) movement.
Help us know better your local one-stop shop and integrated home renovation services you provide to homeowners. Help us increase the impact of one-stop shops in Europe!
We would like to call your attention to a call for proposals for EU action grants in the field of Clean Energy Transition under the LIFE Programme: One-Stop-Shops - Integrated services for clean energy transition in buildings and businesses (LIFE-2024-CET-OSS)
Two project partners of EU Peers, ENEA and Climate Alliance had the unique opportunity to participate in the last biannual meeting of the Concerted Action on the Energy Efficiency Directive (CA EED) on 21-22 March in Budapest.
After the end of the H2020 project Europa, Piemonte sets a new frame for its OSS activities.
More than 70 one-stop shops for home energy renovation and their supporters met in Brussels on 11 June 2024 at the 1st EU Peers Summit, officially launching the European community which enables them to learn, exchange knowledge, gain visibility and advocate their cause.
This description of the mission and vision of EU Peers highlights how far EU Peers has come since the first steps at the project’s kick-off meeting in September 2023: Not just in our understanding of the Community of Practice, but also regarding the visualisation of EU Peers. At the second project meeting in Paris, from 10-12 April 2024, this was particularly evident in a small but striking detail: EU Peers project partners and interested parties could be recognized instantly due to small buttons with the EU Peers logo.
The European Union has been at the forefront of crafting policies addressing the built environment's environmental impact. An example of this is the Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) first enacted in 2002. A key instrument in the effort to address climate change. Through the Directive, Europe recognizes the responsibility of buildings for a significant portion of total energy consumption.
EU Peers joined the Belgian Renovation Week where the main outcome seems to be that yes, OSS are the job of Tomorrow and for young generations. In this article we dive into the speeches which inspired us the most and that, we hope, will inspire you too.
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February
04
Tuesday
Transnational Community Winter Meeting: OSSs in support of energy poor households
10:00 am
+1
Online
With
EU Peers Consortium
Máirtín Ó Méalóid
Carole Schaal

Meet us on the 4th of February for a new webinar of our seasonal appointments. We will talk about energy poverty and the role that OSSs can play to alleviate it and support the renovation of energy-poor households.

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January
21
Tuesday
Fossil-free cities: blending public and private expertise & finance to implement SECAPs
9:30 am
+1
Brussels
With
Smart EPC
Smart Cities Marketplace
Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy

Call to the EU Peers Community and those interested in financing clean streetlighting, building renovation and district heating and cooling! Join the Covenant of Mayors, the SmartEPC project and the Smart Cities Marketplace to connect cities, energy agencies, OSSs and financing experts and institutions. EU Peers will be there too!

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November
26
Tuesday
Transnational Community Autumn Meeting: Your Integrated Home Renovation Service’s life after EU grants
10:00 am
+1
Online
With
EU Peers Consortium

All Integrated Home Renovation Service (IHRS) providers, at some point in their lives, are facing the difficult question: How can they ensure the financial sustainability of their model? The question becomes even more burning when the IHRS provider is successfully operating thanks to EU grants that will eventually stop. Or, when public subsidies are not sufficient anymore and the provider wants to diversify and increase its revenues.

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