The main objective of the SMEnergy project is to support small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in managing their energy footprint more effectively through the use of digital tools and technology.
Specific Objectives
Target Groups
Project Results
Specific Objectives
- To enable SME owners and personnel to educate themselves on Energy Footprint management, by utilizing modern digital tools and technology.
- To provide an easy-to-use Self-Rating (S-R) tool to guide SME owners and personnel through the Energy Footprint management process, enhancing their resource utilization and cost-effectiveness.
- To give them access to a comprehensive and modular, self-paced Training Course, to help them get familiar with the S-R tool and start using it.
- To arrange all the necessary resources on an online open education (OER) platform for free and easy access.
Target Groups
Main target group:
- SMEs’ owners/managers/personnel with up to 100 employees & micro-enterprises with an emphasis on energy-sensitive SMEs, such as Construction, Manufacturing, etc.
- SME’s Financial Departments and/or the responsible/decision-makers for energy sources management and/or environmental managers
Secondary target group:
- Chambers, SMEs associations (members and staff)
- VET centers/ trainers/ consultants, experts that provide consultation and services to companies (internally or externally)
Project Results
- PR1: Energy Footprint management methodology
- PR2: Energy Footprint management Self-Rating tool
- PR3: Training course
- PR4: Open Education Resource platform (OER platform)
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SMEnergy Website: https://www.smenergy-project.eu/
EU Programme: Erasmus+ KA220-VET – Cooperation partnerships in vocational, education and training
Reference: 2021-1-EL01-KA220-VET-000033118
Project duration: 28/02/2022-27/02/2024
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