Easy Energy

Easy Energy (Easy Energy Efficiency solutions for public buildings and small companies in the Baltic Sea Region) project’s purpose is to increase the energy and resource efficiency of public and commercial buildings.

Project duration: 01 November 2023-31 October 2026 (36 months)

Many public buildings in the Baltic Sea region, and especially micro and small enterprises, have not yet implemented energy efficiency measures. One reason is that the energy audits offered are costly and time-consuming and ultimately recommend technical measures that, although extremely useful, pay off over many years. Local governments with a large number of buildings and SMEs do not have financial reserves to invest in this area.

Project activities:

  • Guiding local governments and companies on how to reduce energy consumption in existing buildings through simple and inexpensive measures, such as insulation and the use of water and electricity.
  • Training energy practitioners so that in the future they can advise on low-tech energy-efficient solutions.

Project website: Easy Energy - Interreg Baltic Sea Region (interreg-baltic.eu)

The project involves 12 partners from 7 countries

Project partners: lead partner Hanse-Parlament; ZEBAU - Centre for Energy, Construction, Architecture and the Environment Ltd.; Panevėžys Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Crafts; Panevezys district municipality; Latvian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Riga Planning Region; the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Tartu Regional Energy Agency; Otulina Podkrakowska Association; Satakunta University of Applied Sciences; Pomeranian Chamber of Handicrafts for SMEs; Vesthimmerlands Municipality.

The project is funded by the EU through the Interreg Baltic Sea Region Programme.
The Interreg Europe programme 2021-2027 is a transnational cooperation programme whose purpose is to improve the implementation of regional development policy in different regions of Europe. This is done by promoting the exchange of experience and innovative approaches and by increasing capacity to identify, disseminate and transfer good practices into the policy documents of different European regions.

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