The French Community of Practice is based on the know-how of over ten years of third-party financing companies, pioneers in the one-stop-shop approach. The Community is also leveraging on a French project aiming at creating an Energy Renovation Bank (FIDEO), which involves creating a shared digital platform for the overall management of deep renovation projects: technical, loans and subsidies. This project is gradually bringing together most of the national players, permitting to create a positive dynamic towards the EU Peers network.
The manager of the French Community platform is Sébastien Descours, from Filao Labs.

EU Peers Community of Practice in France
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Do you have a question? Would you like to learn more about the French Community of Practice? Please contact us directly.
Community Manager
sebastien.descours@filaolabs.eu
Sébastien Descours, Filao Labs
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The Success of the EU-Peers Workshop at Key Energy 2025: One-Stop Shops for Energy Renovation
Great participation and interest marked the workshop organized by EU-Peers on March 7, 2025, as part of the Key Energy fair in Rimini, the leading event in Italy for sustainable energy. The meeting provided an important opportunity to discuss the challenges and opportunities of local One-Stop Shops (OSS) for building energy renovation, a topic increasingly central in the context of European energy efficiency directives.
Key Takeaways from the 4th Hungarian EU-Peers Community Meeting
On February 14, the Hungarian EU-Peers community gathered for its fourth meeting organized by Energiaklub. The session brought together 16 participants, including
OSS providers, as well as experts in finance, research, and policy. The discussion focused on the challenges and opportunities in Hungary’s renovation sector and explored best practices from across Europe.
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