Enery supported the Corabia Hospital and Sărmășag School in Romania by donating and installing solar photovoltaic systems. The installations provide both institutions with clean, locally generated electricity, helping reduce energy costs and free up resources for essential healthcare and educational needs. Beyond the financial and environmental benefits, the projects demonstrate how renewable energy can make a meaningful difference in everyday life, supporting local communities and inspiring a more sustainable future.

Commitment to education and supporting children and young people in their development is a primary
part of our ESG strategy. We prepared a book dedicated to road safety for kids, featuring streetlights,
road signs, crosswalks, and safety gear to color, along with exciting games and tasks reinforcing essential
safety lessons. In addition to having fun coloring and playing, children will also learn how to make safe
choices when navigating the streets, making this book both entertaining and educational.

Enery supported the community of Topalu, near our Dorobanțu Wind Farm, by providing a fully electric, wheelchair-accessible school bus. Replacing an outdated and unreliable vehicle, the new bus ensures safe and comfortable daily transport for local children, helping improve access to education and promote social inclusion. Developed in partnership with Hârșova 3D Association and the local community, the project also supports cleaner mobility by reducing CO₂ emissions by an estimated 14–16 tonnes annually.

We are delighted to announce that the Byala Slatina Medical Center and Hospital now boasts its very own 40 kW rooftop photovoltaic system.

This solar installation is a significant leap towards enhancing the facility’s energy self-sufficiency. In the days to come, a substantial portion of their energy needs will be met by this system, resulting in substantial cost savings, and bolstering their energy independence.

This initiative is an integral part of Enery’s Corporate Social Responsibility program, reflecting our commitment to supporting the communities where we operate in Europe. The project was successfully coordinated by our partners at Enery Element GmbH, who have been diligently working on developing a large-scale PV project in the villages of Gabare and Drashan, located northeast of Sofia.

At Enery, we firmly believe that education is the key to a sustainable future. By introducing children to renewable energy and teaching them how to keep our environment clean, we empower them to become advocates for positive change.

That is why we created the Let’s Color with Energy coloring book, which is suitable for elementary school kids.

Feel free to print out the book from our webpage. Parents, educators, and anyone who is passionate about nurturing young minds can use the file.

Let’s create a greener tomorrow, one coloring page at a time!

Enery employees from our Sofia office and Karadzhalovo solar plant joined forces to plant 700 trees in Vitosha Nature Park, in partnership with State Forestry Sofia and volunteers from Gorata.bg. The initiative contributes to restoring forest cover, creating habitats for local wildlife, and protecting soil from erosion. To support the trees’ long-term survival, Enery is committed to regular monitoring and maintenance in the years ahead, helping the young forest grow into a healthy, resilient ecosystem.

The Omama Project in Slovakia, led by Cesca Von NGO, is dedicated to addressing the challenging circumstances in which children from underprivileged Roma families are raised. Its mission is to provide these children with the opportunities to receive a quality education, secure stable employment, and ultimately become valuable contributors to society. At its core, the project seeks to empower mothers within the community by training them to mentor other mothers and their children.

Cesta Von NGO currently employs approximately 35 Omamas who work in 25 Roma communities throughout Slovakia. Enery has been actively supporting and collaborating with Omama Janka since 2020, and she is now responsible for nurturing and guiding 20 children in the village of Huncovce.

It all started in 2021, when we introduced the first beehives at our Karadzhalovo solar park in Bulgaria. Since then, the initiative has expanded to Austria, Romania and Estonia. Working with local beekeepers, we create pollinator-friendly habitats across our solar parks, where flowering plants provide bees and other pollinators with nectar and pollen, supporting pollination and local biodiversity. The project also inspired our own honey brand, Solar Honey, bringing together clean energy production, local beekeeping and nature conservation.

Working in harmony with our surrounding ecosystems and protecting biodiversity is at the core of our ESG strategy. That is why we decided to focus our efforts on multiple land uses for our photovoltaic power plants.

Along with an experienced local farmer, our Czech team introduced a flock of sheep that replaced the traditional grass mowing with machines at the Určice solar park in Moravia. Grazing on fresh green grass, the sheep prevent vegetation from shading the solar panels and impacting their productivity. At the same time, our waste is turned into food for the animals.

That set an example we later used for engaging the same “bio grass mowers” in our power plants in Bulgaria and Romania.

Now, sheep have become a symbol of our efforts to implement a working, sustainable value chain with dual land use at its base.

Enery supported the Lüganuse municipality in the opening of two new outdoor areas for young people: a concrete skate park and a low-adventure trail. The concrete skate park, which is one of twenty in Estonia, welcomes riders of various ages using scooters, skateboards, rollerblades, and BMX bikes. Next to the skate park, the low adventure trail allows children and youth to test their skills on three different difficulty levels – from simple elements for toddlers to black and red peaks reminiscent of mountain climbing.

Through our educational initiative Currents of Curiosity, we aim to inspire children in Austria to explore the fascinating world of energy and sustainability. By making complex topics accessible and engaging, the project encourages young learners to ask questions, discover how renewable energy works, and understand its role in shaping a more sustainable future. Our goal is to nurture curiosity, raise environmental awareness, and inspire the next generation to take an active interest in science and clean energy