The interactive workshop aims to foster cooperation between local authorities and One-Stop Shops to support energy poor households through their active involvement in energy communities.

ENEA will take part in the 2026 edition of KEY – The Energy Transition Expo, the European event dedicated to energy efficiency and renewable energy, scheduled to take place in Rimini from 4 to 6 March, with a programme of initiatives aimed at businesses, institutions, sector operators and young people.

Building development is an important opportunity, but also an unavoidable task in amidst of the climate change challenges and impacts. Local municipalities have an important role to play in this, but they usually need support. We have designed our program to provide practical support in the most significant areas: financing and establishing an appropriate professional foundation.

Join us for our upcoming EU Peers Who is Who session – a 30 min online meeting where we’ll introduce you one of our community members.

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.

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.

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.

MEHI and Energiaklub is organising a mini-conference focusing on the Hungarian implementation of the EU Directive on the Energy Performance of Buildings (EPBD).

Across Belgium, multiple initiatives are being developed in parallel to finance housing retrofits for both homebuyers (purchase + renovation) and existing homeowners (renovation only). Many of these projects are interdependent, yet teams often work separately, leading to duplication of effort and slower progress. With Belgian Peers, we want to bring the ecosystem together and create clarity.

Supporting energy renovations in condominiums is a true challenge for One-Stop Shops (OSS). Fragmented ownership, complex decision-making, and diverse stakeholders require specific approaches.

The aim of the regular online networking meeting is to gain insights into the one-stop shop landscape in Germany and to learn about experiences gained by one-stop shops and supporting organisations so far. Above all, the focus is on how the EU Peers Community of Practice with its European focus can support municipalities and other interested stakeholders in Germany.

Learn how to align the many actors in home renovation so homeowners experience a smooth, high-quality journey from first contact to completed works. Each session combines a short input with an interactive workshop where you apply the concepts to your own context and exchange with peers facing similar challenges. We’ll keep the lens on the homeowner journey while making roles, responsibilities, and handovers clear across the value chain.

This event will provide a platform for sharing knowledge, best practices, and innovative solutions in engaging low income and first-time buyers in the green transition and home renovation works.

The final event of the RenoWave project will present the project’s key results and explore how extended one-stop-shop (OSS) services can help implement the revised Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) in practice. A particular focus will be placed on practical guidance for improving energy performance in multi-apartment buildings, from first steps to implementation on the ground.

Learn about different activation methods to successfully reach out to homeowners with your one-stop shop and be empowered to test these methods afterwards on your own. Exchange with a group of peers facing similar challenges and use the opportunity to continue the exchange within the group even after the end of the learning lab. Each session consists of an input and an interactive workshop part during which participants apply the method. All sessions will be from the perspective of the ‘customers’ of one-stop shops to focus on the right mindset.

The workshop will feature speakers from the Italian Ministry and members of the Italian partnership of the EU Peers project. The event will also welcome the National Community of Practice for One-Stop Shops, established within the EU Peers initiative.

Join our upcoming Who is Who session – an express 30 min online meeting, where you will discover one One-Stop Shop for home energy renovation.

The Spanish EU Peers Community invites you to attend its ninth online meeting, focused on ensuring the quality of renovation works, providing services and guarantees after the works and follow-up results. Four members of EU Peers will share their experiences, followed by rounds of debate and questions and answers.

The fifth meeting of the EU Peers consortium members will take place in Hungary. Over the two-day event, advocacy activities, policy framework, policy debates will be discussed in detail to make the uptake of OSS more effective at national and EU levels. The mentoring programme will also be negotiated - to help emerging OSS develop and to enable municipalities to launch one-stop shop advisory services. Financial products developed for energy renovations will be also among the topics discussed, along with the related train-the-trainer programme. Further topics will include communication, survey and capacity building.

As the opportunities of IHRS for single family homes and multi-apartment houses in Hungary are very different, the meeting will be divided into three parts: the first section will be dedicated to OSS providers and supporters for family houses, the second section will be a common part and the last section will deal with the problems and opportunities of multi-apartment buildings. At the beginning of the 7th Hungarian community meeting, after introducing the new members, the community will discuss the updated grant programme supporting the renovation of single-family homes.

The Spanish EU Peers Community invites you to attend its eighth online meeting, focused on financing the renovation of buildings. Four members of EU Peers will share their experiences, followed by rounds of debate and questions and answers.

This Learning Lab focused on how One-Stop Shops (OSS) can effectively monitor and demonstrate their impact on building renovation. As OSS initiatives expand across Europe, the ability to collect consistent data and define clear indicators becomes essential to measure their contribution to energy savings, CO₂ emission reductions, and social outcomes such as reducing energy poverty.

Hosted by Regione Piemonte, this Learning Lab explored how multilevel governance can strengthen the effectiveness and scale of one-stop shops (OSS) supporting building renovation. Participants examined coordination models between national, regional, and local authorities, as well as operational OSS implementations. Key insights emphasised the need for shared ownership, stable financing, clear regulatory frameworks, and structured collaboration. The sessions highlighted that well-designed multilevel systems can accelerate renovation impact when supported by trusted intermediaries and formal commitments.

Do you want to give access to ambitious, high quality, safe and simple energy renovation 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 a home energy renovation ! Join this EU Peers event to discuss with your peers why it is a good idea to open a One-Stop Shop; how to do it and what to expect on your home energy renovation journey. The annual EU Peers Summit is also the opportunity to hear more about the Community’s success and network with peers.

The technical exchange continues with a site visit in Brussels, invited by The Belgian Peers. Participation is on registration.

Together with CINEA, EU Peers is organising a practitioners’ workshop in Brussels for One-Stop Shops and supporters. On 14 October, we are offering the opportunity for hands-on exchange, knowledge sharing, and EU policy updates. Participation is on invitation.

The Spanish EU Peers Community invites you to attend its seventh online meeting, focused on the renovation project, the available technical solutions and how to work with certified experts. Four members of EU Peers will share their experiences, followed by rounds of debate and questions and answers.

Join our next 30-minute online session to meet KLIK Energy Cooperative, Croatia’s first cooperative-run One-Stop Shop for home energy renovation. Discover how the citizens of Križevci are driving solar projects, home renovations, and local energy communities - a model that just won the Climate Star Award 2025 for outstanding local action.

Following the first informal meeting on one-stop shops in Germany in June 2025, we are pleased to invite you to the second meeting on 25 September 2025 (10:00–11:30 am, online).