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One insight emerging from the World Café at the 2nd EU Peers Summit is clear: to reach new, low-income home-buyers, One-Stop Shops (OSS) must engage them before purchase, through trusted local networks and accessible, aspiration-driven communication, ideally linking renovation advice with finance.
More than 70 organizations conform the EU Peers Community in Spain. On Monday, October 13, they met to share how they approach the project design and selection of companies phases (Millin & Bullier, 2021). This is the second of a cycle of four meetings in which the Community shares experiences of the entire housing renovation process.
Interview with Didier van Severen, General Manager of Homegrade
Do you want to give access to ambitious, high quality, safe and simple energy renovations to all your citizens? Do you want to boost your local economic growth? Do you want to implement local policies complying with EU and national energy and climate goals ? Open a One-Stop Shop for home energy renovation !
On 24 September , 2025, the Spanish EU Peers Community held its 6th meeting, which was attended by 30 different organizations. This was the first of a cycle of four meetings dedicated to analyzing the ten steps of the renovation process, according to the article Towards large-scale roll out of "integrated home renovation services" in Europe by Millin and Bullier. This session addressed the first three steps, focusing on how to activate the demand: information and marketing, detection and diagnosis, as well as the formulation of recommendations.
Establishing or improving a one-stop shop for sustainable home renovation can be quite a complex process - from aligning with EU and national climate goals, to tackling energy poverty, to building trust among homeowners. The EU Peers Mentoring Programme is here to make this journey faster, easier, and more impactful.
Can energy communities serve as a powerful trigger for deep renovations in multi-apartment buildings? A recent conversation between Ekubirojs, Renesco, Rēzekne municipality and representatives from Tartu suggests yes - but not without challenges.
To find out what one-stop shops (OSS) in Europe look like and what impact they have on renovation rates, the EU Peers Community conducted its first survey in 2024. We have highlighted ten key takeaways.
Report from the “Learn & Share” marketplace at the Climate Alliance International Annual Conference '25 in Cologne – EU Peers had an interactive booth (featuring LEGO®) on what OSS are, how they can ideally be, and what our Community can offer!
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February
19
Thursday
Exploring business models for one-stop shops: public, private, and hybrid approaches
10:00 am
+1
Online
With
All participants

Learn how different business models shape the operation, scalability, and long-term viability of One-Stop Shops (OSS) for home renovation. This learning lab provides a structured and practice-oriented exploration of public, private, and hybrid OSS models across Europe, helping participants understand how organisational choices influence service delivery, financial sustainability, and customer experience.

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February
18
Wednesday
EPAH and EU Peers Joint Webinar
11:00 am
+0
Online
With
South East Energy Agency
EU Peers Consortium
Energy Poverty Advisory Hub

The webinar themed, ‘Turning Energy Poverty Indicators into Local Renovation Support (EPAH Technical Assistance Call)’, is focused on translating energy poverty data into practical local renovation support.

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February
12
Thursday
8th Hungarian community meeting
1:00 pm
+1
Budapest
With
Ilona Illésné-Szécsi
Kata Kiss
Balázs Nattán

The 8th meeting of the EU Peers Hungarian community will take place after the decision-makers’ roundtable. The roundtable will be organised as a mini-conference focusing on the Hungarian implementation of the EPBD, the EU directive on the energy performance of buildings.

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