One-Stop Shops: Green Heating and Energy Renovation Pioneers

Decarbonising heating and cooling is one of Europe’s major climate challenges, as it accounts for half of Europe’s energy demand. With millions of homes still reliant on fossil fuels, innovative solutions are essential to meet EU climate targets. Since the start of the war in Ukraine, the demand for new heating solutions has skyrocketed. In parallel, the exponentially increasing number of heatwaves due to global warming call for innovative solutions on the local level. As Europe accelerates its shift towards the decarbonisation of heating and cooling, the challenge lies not only in deploying innovative technologies, but in making these solutions accessible and actionable for homeowners and businesses. One-Stop Shops (OSS) are emerging as game changers as they are able to provide actionable solutions in decarbonisation on the local level throughout Europe. They can support homeowners in identifying the most suitable clean heating and cooling solutions and accessing related funding instruments. In this webinar we will explore how.

Join us to:

• Learn From Pioneering OSSs and initiatives
  • The EU Peers initiative is building and empowering the European Community of Practice of OSS by sharing best practices and fostering collaboration in problem-solving to achieve climate action. 
  • The COHEAT project has set up 4 local OSS aiming to demonstrate how to accelerate the green transition and energy renovation for residential homes and public institutions, targeting 70% CO₂ reductions by 2030 through heat pumps, local heating microgrids, and district heating. 
  • Eza! has driven Germany’s energy transition for 25 years, helping increase renewable electricity from 5% to 50%. Through education, reaching over 70 million readers, eza! empowers communities with actionable solutions for energy efficiency, renewables, and sustainable living.
• Drive Real Impact
  • Local energy planning ensures solutions are community-focused, tailored to the owner’s needs and aligned with existing climate action plans. Therefore, you not only mitigate the climate risks on the local level and create a livable environment but also negate the health complications tied to emissions or extreme heat events.