SMEnergy Good Practices - Learnings from across the Danube Region

As part of the Interreg Danube SMEnergy project, our partners are identifying and sharing outstanding examples of SMEs successfully navigating the transition to renewable energy. Two best practices have recently been introduced by our project partners, highlighting both institutional and business-led approaches to sustainability. Check out the videos below to learn more!

RES Contact Point – Supporting the Energy Transition in Slovenia
The Local Energy Agency Spodnje Podravje (LEASP), SMEnergy’s lead partner, has introduced RES Contact Point as a key best practice in the region. Managed by the Slovenian electricity market operator, Borzen, this innovative advisory service supports local companies, communities, and individuals in adopting renewable energy. By offering guidance and expertise, RES Contact Point plays a crucial role in enabling a smoother and more efficient transition to green energy solutions.

Axis Bentonit – A Business Perspective on Sustainability in Hungary
ENERGIAKLUB, SMEnergy’s Hungarian partner, has spotlighted Axis Bentonit as an exemplary SME in the green transition. Specialising in bentonite-based products, the company integrates sustainability into its operations while maintaining competitiveness in the market. Through an insightful interview with the company’s director, SMEnergy captures a genuine SME perspective on the opportunities and challenges of adopting renewable energy solutions.

Showcasing such best practices aligns with the the SMEnergy project's goal to develop national and transnational strategies and toolkits to help SMEs across the Danube region transition to renewable energy. These examples demonstrate that both institutional support and business leadership are essential in driving the green transition forward.

Stay tuned for more insights and updates!