ESINERGY

Project name: ESINERGY

Project implementation period: 01/01/2024 - 30/06/2026

Lead organisation: Local energy agency Pomurje (Slovenia)

Project Coordinator: Volodymyr Smolii

Project partners: EECU and 15 other partners from the Danube region

Total budget: 2.508.094,99 euro

Funding: European Union

Beneficiaries: Local public authority, National public authority, Infrastructure and (public) service provider, Higher education and research organizations, Regional public authority, Sectoral agency, Interest groups including NGOs.

Project Objective:

• To make the regions greener and energy independent by introducing the pilot action measures based on the different approaches for reduction of the energy feed-in the electrical network. The specific objective also aims to reduce peak loads by energy prosumers, maximize the performance of their PV systems, and achieve energy independence on the basis of several included pilots from the various sectors that use renewable energy sources.
• Development of the joint strategy and action plan (Master plan) for better managing and implementation of the approaches for reduction of the energy feed-in and rightful implementation of the Directive based on the pilot actions.
• Improving national, regional and local energy planning for enhanced governance by adoption of the strategy and action plan while transferring the solutions in the new areas. Additionally, the objective is also to propose the solutions based on executed and tested pilot activities that stakeholders and target groups can accept and replicate in their own environments. 

Project website: https://interreg-danube.eu/projects/esinergy

Partners map:

Project Partners (16):

1. Local energy agency Pomurje, Slovenia.
2. Smart house, institution for research and sustainable development Martjanci, Slovenia.
3. Medjimurje Energy Agency Ltd., Croatia.
4. Medjimurje County, Croatia.
5. Energy and Innovation Centre of Weiz, Austria.
6. A.U.M. Consult GmbH, Germany.
7. Electricity Company Hindelang, Germany.
8. IMRO-DDKK Nonprofit Ltd., Hungary.
9. Zala County Self-Government, Hungary.
10. Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava, Slovakia.
11. Union of Bulgarian Black Sea Local Authorities, Bulgaria.
12. Romanian Association for Technology Transfer and Innovation, Romania.
13. RARIS - Regional Development Agency Eastern Serbia, Serbia.
14. Sarajevo economic regional development agency, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
15. Environmental Protection Fund of Montenegro, Montenegro.
16. Association “Energy Efficient Cities of Ukraine”, Ukraine.

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