Hungarian Community of Practice

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The primary goal of the Hungarian Community is to identify and connect all IHRS companies that provide residential advice and take a complex approach to energy efficiency. Our aim is to share with them the knowledge already established in other countries and to mentor them in developing their services. We also want to create an advocacy organisation that can effectively represent the interest of market players to decision-makers. The manager of the Hungarian Community is Gergely Schum, from Energiaklub.

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EU Peers Community of Practice in Hungary

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Community Manager
schum@energiaklub.hu

Gergely Schum, Energiaklub

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