Transnational Community Autumn Meeting 2026 – Energy Communities and One-Stop-Shops: Who does what and how can they work together
About the Event
As part of it activities, EU Peers II invites practitioners, public authorities, energy agencies and other interested stakeholders to the Autumn Meeting on 19 November.
The session will focus on a practical question: how can energy communities, One-Stop Shops, local authorities and energy agencies work together in the home renovation process while maintaining clear and complementary roles?
Energy communities are increasingly involved in local energy services and, in some cases, home renovation. At the same time, OSS, local authorities and energy agencies often operate in the same territories, creating opportunities for cooperation but also questions around roles and responsibilities.
Through two case studies from Italy and Spain, the session will look at how these actors can work together in practice, with clear and complementary roles.
Participants will be invited to exchange experiences, ask questions and reflect on what these cooperation models could mean for OSS practice across Europe.
Register below to join us for this lessons-learned session! You will have the opportunity to engage, ask questions, and reflect on how these insights can inform our OSS practice across Europe!
Agenda
Welcome
Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE
Updates from the EU Peers Community
Jenny-Claire Keilmann, Climate Alliance
Intro to the topic
Claudiu Viorel Raica, Asociatia Cetatea Viitorului / CEL VERDE, Romania
OSS and Energy Communities
Elodie Bossio, FEDARENE
Case Study: How OSS, local authorities and energy communities divide roles and work together
Ermen Llobet, OECOOP, Spain
Case Study: Role of energy communities in renovation, citizen engagement and cooperation with OSS
Mauro Comaglia, CER Sinergie, Italy
Breakout discussion
Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE
Wrap-up and conclusions
Mariangela Luceri, FEDARENE