The Enerj project has come to an end – The European project Enerj, co-financed under the Interreg MED Programme (ERDF), has had its final local event which was held at the Ministry for Gozo.
The project was aimed at enhancing and improving the coordination of Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAPs and SECAPs) and other relevant energy efficiency plans.
The Enerj project developed and tested a methodology for increasing cooperation among public authorities through Joint Actions, transferring the most promising methods in the partner regions (Malta – Gozo, Croatia, Italy, Greece, Cyprus, Spain, Slovenia, Albania and Portugal).
The Gozo Region, project partner, organised several events during the past 2 years, aimed at the promotion of the “Joint Actions” methodology for the creation of investment plans for public buildings.
It said that the Joint Action Plan developed for Malta foresees the submission of a request to the ELENA programme for financing the refurbishment of several public buildings and schools both in Gozo and Malta.
The Gozo Region explained that this will be joined together under a same request for financing in order to reach the threshold requested by the financing instrument and exploit synergies and similarities among the buildings involved so to better plan their refurbishment.