EU Peers is launching “Who is Who”

EU Peers is launching a new series of short web-meetings where we will present one One-Stop Shop for home energy renovation and its team. Each month, in only 30 minutes, you will discover who is who in EU Peers!

July 15, 2025

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EU Peers is launching “Who is Who”: quick monthly web-meetings presenting Community members

EU Peers community is constantly growing! Today, we have more than 200 members– Integrated Home Renovation Service providers and their supporters from all over Europe.

They operate within different local contexts, legal statuses and economic models. But who are they and how exactly are they organised? What aspects of their model are particularly successful and which challenges are they facing? For what results?

It is time to get to know our members better!

We are launching a new series of short web-meetings where we will present one One-Stop Shop for home energy renovation and its team. Each month, in only 30 minutes, you will discover who is who in EU Peers!

Our first guest? Energiehuis – a regional One-Stop Shop operating in the Province of Limburg in Belgium.

Energiehuis is an example of successful cooperation between the public and private sector. The Flemish government is politically and financially supporting the One-Stop Shop and providing bank loans to homeowners. In operation since 2009, employing 40 full-time equivalents and with 1500 buildings renovated in 2023, Energiehuis has a long track record of experiences to share with its peers.

Join us on Monday 17 February from 11h30 to 12h00, just after you will have planned your work for the week ahead of you and before lunch!

Registration: This event is reserved for EU Peers members. You will find the registration link on our Community HumHub intranet. Not yet a member? It takes 5 minutes to apply > go here.

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