The Energy Union prioritizes energy efficiency to reduce pollution and reliance on imports. With 40% of Europe’s energy consumed by buildings, upgrading existing structures is crucial for a clean energy transition, necessitating standardized, One-Stop-Shops (OSSs) for homeowner guidance and financing. OSSs solutions for energy efficiency measures in buildings are comprehensive programs or services that aim to streamline and simplify the process of improving buildings energy performance. This paper aims at analyzing the concept of OSSs as a key mechanism supporting enhanced energy efficiency in residential, business, and public buildings. The paper focuses on the key benefits and associated barriers and challenges of OSSs operation, so as to provide recommendation for accelerating building renovations towards a clean energy transition. The study underscores the importance of recognizing OSSs or analogous structures as facilitators for various stakeholders, including citizens, SMEs, and public authorities, to undertake projects related to the clean energy transition.
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