In the current context of geopolitical tensions, rising energy prices, and increasing climate challenges, accelerating the renovation of residential buildings has become more important than ever. Renovation is a key tool not only to reduce energy consumption and emissions, but also to improve living conditions for citizens and strengthen Europe’s energy security.

Despite the growing policy focus and the availability of financial and regulatory instruments to support renovation, many citizens still face significant barriers when trying to improve their homes. Navigating technical solutions, financing options, and administrative procedures can be complex if citizens are not guided and supported.

In this context, one-stop shops are an essential service to bridge the gap between citizens and the financial, technical, and policy instruments that already exist. By providing integrated guidance and support, they can make renovation simpler, more accessible, and more effective.

Through practical case studies from France, Slovenia, Italy, Bulgaria, and regional initiatives, speakers will share insights on financing solutions, service models, and implementation strategies. The webinar will also guide on setting up and managing one-stop shops, followed by interactive Q&A sessions, offering valuable lessons for accelerating renovation efforts in diverse national and local contexts.

Agenda

• Introduction 
  Adrian Joyce,  Campaign Director, Renovate Europe Campaign
• Guidelines on setting up and managing one-stop shops
  Adrien Bullier,  Senior Project Advisor on Energy Efficiency Finance, CINEA
• From Concept to Practice: One-Stop Shop Renovation Models across Europe
  • Regional one-stop shops in action
    Mariangela Luceri, Project Manager, FEDARENE
  • Home renovation services and third-party financing in France
    Sébastien Descours, co-fondateur of FIDEO–BRE (Banque de la Rénovation), project ORFEE
  • Renov-AID one-stop shop experience in Slovenia
    Ana Tisov, field expert in building environment, IRI UL (University of Ljubljana), Slovenia
  • The Renoss model in Italy
    Marco Costa, Agency for Energy and Sustainable Development (AESS), Italy
  • SHEERenov+ one-stop shop project in Bulgaria
    Tzveta Naniova, Executive Director of BACC JSC, Renovate Bulgaria